HOW HIGH??

Or ask your neighbours if you can buy their gardens.

 

Funny you should bring this up
My next door is an aaaaaghhh buy to rent person, providing no maintenance whatsoever, tennants are some good some very bad, and none ever touch the garden
(I sneak in occassionaly and give a good Glysophate around my border)

Previoulsy my neighbour twelve years ago was a town prize winning garden, and "I" was the neigbour from hell, ie I kept it tidy but did not garden I did not have the time nor a clue (He crossed the bar in the millenium)
He placed 3' paving stones along the border on edge so a weed barrier 3' deep which now I am a gardener is a $eity send

I can not get an allotment, and have now found in my first year, I need more space than I have available, I would like more, though not too much

I was going to ask the letting agent to ask him if I could use the back garden sort of Maintain for free Though I keep the produce

I would have to ask advice on here, about legalities etc

Jack McH

 

Hi Neighbour. Can I buy your garden. I need a bigger compost heap.

What do you think? It'll be cheap - it's going to be a wasteland.

 

Since all of my garden is visible from the house, and since I too refuse to throw so much as a wilted lettuce leaf into a bin when it can go on the compost heap, I've made 6 'beehive' compost bins (à la Alan Titchmarsh), painted them with 'Willow' Garden Shades and am happy to have them dotted about the garden.

Just as a BTW - we're currently having a very dilapidated 16' x 12' shed demolished - when one of my neighbours saw this they asked what plans I had for the 'extra' 192 sq ft of garden, flowers? veggies? another deck area? patio? barbecue? arbour? His face fell somewhat when I said my priority was at least another 4 more compost bins!

 

Now why didn't I think of that?