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  1. Cacadores
    Like x 8

    Racetrack

    Looks great ! Even if the Dinosaur lane discipline needs improvement :biggrin:
    Looks great ! Even if the Dinosaur lane discipline needs improvement :biggrin:
    Looks great ! Even if the Dinosaur lane discipline needs improvement :biggrin:
    Looks great ! Even if the Dinosaur lane discipline needs improvement :biggrin:
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  2. Jonathan Hind

    Back Garden Re-vamp

    Had a couple of fairly bright days so got back to my garden project. I've moved and partially filled a raised bed I made last year. I made another L shaped one also and I'm planning on making...
    Had a couple of fairly bright days so got back to my garden project. I've moved and partially filled a raised bed I made last year. I made another L shaped one also and I'm planning on making another 2 but another board higher and slightly wider. Before you ask both of the beers are mine ! Had...
    Had a couple of fairly bright days so got back to my garden project. I've moved and partially filled a raised bed I made last year. I made another L shaped one also and I'm planning on making another 2 but another board higher and slightly...
    Had a couple of fairly bright days so got back to my garden project. I've moved and partially filled a raised bed I made last year. I made another L shaped one also and I'm planning on making...
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  3. Adam2707
    Like x 5

    My new build garden for newbie gardener

    Very nice. Slate? Darker flowers with just a few highlights would keep with the contemporary theme.
    Very nice. Slate? Darker flowers with just a few highlights would keep with the contemporary theme.
    Very nice. Slate? Darker flowers with just a few highlights would keep with the contemporary theme.
    Very nice. Slate? Darker flowers with just a few highlights would keep with the contemporary theme.
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  4. Sandra-Tingle

    Decorating the Garden

    :scratch: I haven't got him! :dunno:
    :scratch: I haven't got him! :dunno:
    :scratch: I haven't got him! :dunno:
    :scratch: I haven't got him! :dunno:
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  5. Gabriel Syme

    New paved patio - advice please

    If there is particular type of paving you like? If there is then find which one you like and then you can mention the type of paving you want to trades people before they come over so at least the...
    If there is particular type of paving you like? If there is then find which one you like and then you can mention the type of paving you want to trades people before they come over so at least the have an idea of what you want.P.S Congratulations on the baby:-)
    If there is particular type of paving you like? If there is then find which one you like and then you can mention the type of paving you want to trades people before they come over so at least the have an idea of what you want.P.S...
    If there is particular type of paving you like? If there is then find which one you like and then you can mention the type of paving you want to trades people before they come over so at least the...
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  6. Sian in Belgium

    Starting to think about the development of the top border...

    A mechanical digger for the Hazels perhaps? :)Hmmm, Hydrangeas like coastal locations (sandy soil). Perhaps it's worth planting one just to see how it performs. I'm not so sure about Rhododendrons...
    A mechanical digger for the Hazels perhaps? :)Hmmm, Hydrangeas like coastal locations (sandy soil). Perhaps it's worth planting one just to see how it performs. I'm not so sure about Rhododendrons I think they would probably struggle.I hope your dog is feeling better.
    A mechanical digger for the Hazels perhaps? :)Hmmm, Hydrangeas like coastal locations (sandy soil). Perhaps it's worth planting one just to see how it performs. I'm not so sure about Rhododendrons I think they would probably struggle.I hope...
    A mechanical digger for the Hazels perhaps? :)Hmmm, Hydrangeas like coastal locations (sandy soil). Perhaps it's worth planting one just to see how it performs. I'm not so sure about Rhododendrons...
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  7. CreakyJoints
    Friendly x 4

    Spring Project - Memorial Garden

    Thank you @Everhopeful :ThankYou:I have managed to ID the little tree between my eucalyptus and crocosmia ! Earlier in the week I noticed a few yellow flowers beginning to open, so I hunted through my RHS...
    Thank you @Everhopeful :ThankYou:I have managed to ID the little tree between my eucalyptus and crocosmia ! Earlier in the week I noticed a few yellow flowers beginning to open, so I hunted through my RHS plant books to see if I could find it. It's a Forsythia and looks like the bare root plant on the...
    Thank you @Everhopeful :ThankYou:I have managed to ID the little tree between my eucalyptus and crocosmia ! Earlier in the week I noticed a few yellow flowers beginning to open, so I hunted through my RHS plant books to see if I could find it. It's a...
    Thank you @Everhopeful :ThankYou:I have managed to ID the little tree between my eucalyptus and crocosmia ! Earlier in the week I noticed a few yellow flowers beginning to open, so I hunted through my RHS...
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  8. Sandy Ground
    Like x 18

    With nothing to do in the garden....

    Great job! You've inspired me. :blue thumb:
    Great job! You've inspired me. :blue thumb:
    Great job! You've inspired me. :blue thumb:
    Great job! You've inspired me. :blue thumb:
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  9. Nick_MSM

    Blank canvas...mother-in-law's new garden!

    Not really the colours she was after but visually they may work for her in that setting. I was really looking for the ease of maintenance - all the plants I listed are herbaceous so will just need...
    Not really the colours she was after but visually they may work for her in that setting. I was really looking for the ease of maintenance - all the plants I listed are herbaceous so will just need a tidy up at the end of the season. Carefully selected Lilies will help fill the space and will...
    Not really the colours she was after but visually they may work for her in that setting. I was really looking for the ease of maintenance - all the plants I listed are herbaceous so will just need a tidy up at the end of the season. Carefully...
    Not really the colours she was after but visually they may work for her in that setting. I was really looking for the ease of maintenance - all the plants I listed are herbaceous so will just need...
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  10. Jonathan Bowman

    Small river

    Don't forget to keep us updated with your progress Jonathan :thumbsup: It's a lovely project and I'd like to see how it evolves
    Don't forget to keep us updated with your progress Jonathan :thumbsup: It's a lovely project and I'd like to see how it evolves
    Don't forget to keep us updated with your progress Jonathan :thumbsup: It's a lovely project and I'd like to see how it evolves
    Don't forget to keep us updated with your progress Jonathan :thumbsup: It's a lovely project and I'd like to see how it evolves
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  11. Gadget88

    Gardening advice regarding bush and fence posts

    I have cleaned the slabs using a small wire brush however they look all scraped and it's not removed all the marks but some.Is there any way to restore them or buy another cleaner what else...
    I have cleaned the slabs using a small wire brush however they look all scraped and it's not removed all the marks but some.Is there any way to restore them or buy another cleaner what else could I use?
    I have cleaned the slabs using a small wire brush however they look all scraped and it's not removed all the marks but some.Is there any way to restore them or buy another cleaner what else could I use?
    I have cleaned the slabs using a small wire brush however they look all scraped and it's not removed all the marks but some.Is there any way to restore them or buy another cleaner what else...
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  12. cairojones

    Trying to renovate garden - need some advice

    Strip it bin it start again. weedkiller,new weed membrane and stone covering on top.Sometimes lifes too short to go into battle with weeds,better just killing the lot and starting fresh.
    Strip it bin it start again. weedkiller,new weed membrane and stone covering on top.Sometimes lifes too short to go into battle with weeds,better just killing the lot and starting fresh.
    Strip it bin it start again. weedkiller,new weed membrane and stone covering on top.Sometimes lifes too short to go into battle with weeds,better just killing the lot and starting fresh.
    Strip it bin it start again. weedkiller,new weed membrane and stone covering on top.Sometimes lifes too short to go into battle with weeds,better just killing the lot and starting fresh.
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  13. Galaxy

    Raised decking as a shed base?

    Brilliant, thanks for the response. The decking as it has been laid does retain water, as somebody has laid the slats too near to each other. That's why I was going to drill some holes in the...
    Brilliant, thanks for the response. The decking as it has been laid does retain water, as somebody has laid the slats too near to each other. That's why I was going to drill some holes in the decking to make sure it drains properly. Good call on the netting hadn't thought of that...
    Brilliant, thanks for the response. The decking as it has been laid does retain water, as somebody has laid the slats too near to each other. That's why I was going to drill some holes in the decking to make sure it drains properly. Good call...
    Brilliant, thanks for the response. The decking as it has been laid does retain water, as somebody has laid the slats too near to each other. That's why I was going to drill some holes in the...
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  14. Simon Everett

    Mannequin as garden ornament

    Don't be silly, he borrowed it from me.:doh::heehee:
    Don't be silly, he borrowed it from me.:doh::heehee:
    Don't be silly, he borrowed it from me.:doh::heehee:
    Don't be silly, he borrowed it from me.:doh::heehee:
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  15. clum111

    Will I need planning permission?

    I will have to put in for planning permission, ad dad spoke to the planners, although I won't have to pay as its a way of access for me. They did say however, if the deck was lower than the...
    I will have to put in for planning permission, ad dad spoke to the planners, although I won't have to pay as its a way of access for me. They did say however, if the deck was lower than the raised beds, then no planning permission is required, but didn't say by how much though. Anyway, we'll...
    I will have to put in for planning permission, ad dad spoke to the planners, although I won't have to pay as its a way of access for me. They did say however, if the deck was lower than the raised beds, then no planning permission is required,...
    I will have to put in for planning permission, ad dad spoke to the planners, although I won't have to pay as its a way of access for me. They did say however, if the deck was lower than the...
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    3
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  16. Darkest minnow
    Like x 5

    My garden project

    Thank you, M!It's nice to remind myself of the plants that will start to spring up soon. Plans for the garden this year include a trellis untop of the wall to add more privacy from the side...
    Thank you, M!It's nice to remind myself of the plants that will start to spring up soon. Plans for the garden this year include a trellis untop of the wall to add more privacy from the side (we're in such an overlooked bit!), I need to build a step up to the gate because we dug down quite a...
    Thank you, M!It's nice to remind myself of the plants that will start to spring up soon. Plans for the garden this year include a trellis untop of the wall to add more privacy from the side (we're in such an overlooked bit!), I need to build a...
    Thank you, M!It's nice to remind myself of the plants that will start to spring up soon. Plans for the garden this year include a trellis untop of the wall to add more privacy from the side...
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  17. wiseowl
    Like x 4

    Woos new shed (Apex v Pent)

    Good morning @Jack McHammocklashing I will get Mrs Woo on it straight away,Oh! its a little early now (5.45am) I will get her up have a lay in and will get her up at 6am:lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    Good morning @Jack McHammocklashing I will get Mrs Woo on it straight away,Oh! its a little early now (5.45am) I will get her up have a lay in and will get her up at 6am:lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    Good morning @Jack McHammocklashing I will get Mrs Woo on it straight away,Oh! its a little early now (5.45am) I will get her up have a lay in and will get her up at 6am:lunapic 130165696578242 5:
    Good morning @Jack McHammocklashing I will get Mrs Woo on it straight away,Oh! its a little early now (5.45am) I will get her up have a lay in and will get her up at 6am:lunapic 130165696578242 5:
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  18. nikirushka

    Fencing flush to a concrete garage

    Thanks for the tip. Temporarily I'm going to put a couple of wooden posts in to hold a panel up, but I'll bear that in mind when I get a permanent structure in.As it turned out, I misjudged the...
    Thanks for the tip. Temporarily I'm going to put a couple of wooden posts in to hold a panel up, but I'll bear that in mind when I get a permanent structure in.As it turned out, I misjudged the size of the gap - it's bigger than I thought - and, once the new bit of fence went up, the...
    Thanks for the tip. Temporarily I'm going to put a couple of wooden posts in to hold a panel up, but I'll bear that in mind when I get a permanent structure in.As it turned out, I misjudged the size of the gap - it's bigger than I thought -...
    Thanks for the tip. Temporarily I'm going to put a couple of wooden posts in to hold a panel up, but I'll bear that in mind when I get a permanent structure in.As it turned out, I misjudged the...
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    3,672
  19. Apple Blossom
    Like x 5

    Apple Blossoms new project

    The weather has been so wet that I've only just managed to get out and do some gardening :hapydancsmil:even completed my first grass cut :)My new plot is showing all things coming up :hapfeet:so glad that I made a map...
    The weather has been so wet that I've only just managed to get out and do some gardening :hapydancsmil:even completed my first grass cut :)My new plot is showing all things coming up :hapfeet:so glad that I made a map as all the pegs I put into the ground to identify have blown away or been washed out during the...
    The weather has been so wet that I've only just managed to get out and do some gardening :hapydancsmil:even completed my first grass cut :)My new plot is showing all things coming up :hapfeet:so glad that I made a map as all the pegs I put into the ground to identify...
    The weather has been so wet that I've only just managed to get out and do some gardening :hapydancsmil:even completed my first grass cut :)My new plot is showing all things coming up :hapfeet:so glad that I made a map...
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    2,227
  20. miraflores

    solar panels

    I have solar panels. They're doing a great job :blue thumb: We're averaging 3,900 kWh per year. :SUNsmile:Is that what you wanted to know? :)
    I have solar panels. They're doing a great job :blue thumb: We're averaging 3,900 kWh per year. :SUNsmile:Is that what you wanted to know? :)
    I have solar panels. They're doing a great job :blue thumb: We're averaging 3,900 kWh per year. :SUNsmile:Is that what you wanted to know? :)
    I have solar panels. They're doing a great job :blue thumb: We're averaging 3,900 kWh per year. :SUNsmile:Is that what you wanted to know? :)
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    2
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    537

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