What an amazing transformation, lovely. The stonework I especially like, is that local stone? Lovely view of the church too I hope you're going...
Marley I think I'll leave the ivy to cover it a little but like bits of the wall showing too as it was built in around 1880.cheers for all the...
Well, got the shed up today without the roof so far! I think I've decided on Woodland Green which is a semi-transparent stain/preservative to give...
Yes JarBax that's the kind of colour I was think of with mine. Can you remember what green it is? There are so many it seems. I have a nice...
Ummmm, have just bought a new shed and will assemble it on the weekend as part of my complete garden renovation. It has a neutral base coat of...
Hi and thanks allI've posted a before and after photo on the Garden Projects thread. You can see what a complete mess it was and it's coming...
For a long spash of colour depending on soil and wetness, I'd go for Cranesbill G. Johnson's Blue or or G. psilostemon which are both very...
By April I've got things a bit orderly and started with new plantings though a long way to go and cost is creeping up ! I've made it simple...
Hello, I've had to totally renovate a small London garden as you can see it was a total mess and everything needed replacing or tearing out....
Thanks slinky but my little fuchsia doesn't have a any white on it at all like Patio Princess - perhaps it's too early in the morning? LOL
Hello just joined. Have been gardening for a while but no expert! Have a 'new' old garden that was overgrown and full of unkempt shrubs and huge...
Yes, I'd looked at that site walnut and still unsure. Perhaps Paula Jane? Duh LOLand just for the record is it possible to post a photo...
thanks for that and for the welcome. It seems rather more like an upright in habit so far but you may be right. My photos are not the best I...
Hello,My first post here and had an interesting time reading some of the other posts here, a great place!I bought this fuchsia recently and it...
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