what have i started?lol

This thread needs more pics

 

Woo's right Maria,it will never be finished.Just when you think you're nearly there you'll come on GC and spot an idea or a plant and think Hmmm I like the look of that ,how can I fit that idea in and off you go again

 

thanks guys well i didnt go buying bricks i took the wheelbarrow down to a neighbours and collected bits of cement they had dug up so saved some pennies started weighting the binbags down with them will have to get a pic and put it up

 

I have Maria I have been luckier with bulbs than plants from them!

 

cheers guys maybe give them a miss then

 

Here's what I've managed so farIgnore the scraggy fences we are replacing them too

 

Sorry Maria, I didn't mean to make you out as daft. Some new members/gardeners are complete beginners and have no idea how to go about things so I tend to relate everything necessary at the time and it saves them coming back when things go wrong. To cover what I've just said, I'm not calling new members daft either, every gardener has to start somewhere and when they first join we are not sure of their abilities so taking it slowly and precisely I find is the best way.

I hope I've just climbed out of the big hole I've dug myself into on this thread!

 

Maria morrisons have some good value plants and you at least know what you're getting. Great work so far!

 

B&Q also have a good offer on alliums at the moment. 15 mixed (not very big but look healthy) for £5 but also two packs are £8.

 

hehehhe sheal no worries i was joking and your right it is best to point out everything thanks i will go have a looksie around morrisons and B+Q x

 

well i have done half now spent hours digging today was totally shattered had an early night in bed by 10 but 12.30 im still awake! so here i am logged on here lol

 

It's all that fresh air that's woken you up Maria! I'll be off very shortly, so I'll say goodnight.

 

that or the constant tooing and throwing im doing with what to do with the area once cleared lol night sheal