My garden

This was it after I moved in

 

Fair size lovely garden there voogy I hope you have put the greenhouse to good use

 

It's full of tomatoes Joolz .... I think I put too many seeds in .. we live n learn I'll take some more pics this weekend as it's filled out lovely since those ones

 

to GC Voogy, you have a lovely garden it looks lovely in Spring, look forward to seeing your new photos and catching up with you in the forums

 

Lots of fun to be had there, Voogy

Bet Maya loves playing hide and seek with you there too

 

Here's some more recent (yesterday) ones ... it needs thinning out here there some manure adding to soil (hardly any worms I'm mixing glass cuttings in places just to get some organic stuff in there)



















Seenot much going off here but toms. Working on house too so time is a problem at mo. Hopefully next year I can concentrate on the garden.










Veg not doing great again I think the soil needs feeding

 

All looking chipper

You're new to gardening aren't you

March to October is outside/gardening time.
November to February is inside/house time.

 

Yep but the house is only just about livable so trying to juggle both. New to gardening on this scale yes lol

 

I was teasing you @Voogy
I'd cottoned on that you had recently moved so I can appreciate there will be lots to do both inside and out. Thankfully, the outside seems to have been well taken care of and really only needs you to keep on top of the weeding/mowing for this year (oh and poop duty for Maya )

 

hehe True M .... it is ovely and I can't take any credit of course as the previous owner must have spent many years getting it into shape

 

Hi Voogy,

Your garden looks great, it should look fantastic next year after you've had a bit more time.
It would make a great cottage style garden.

 

Garden looks huge :o Beautiful aswell, some lovely features

 

All looking well landscaped and under control. Nothing a few CWTs of FYM won't fix Voogy. It will wait patiently for you,
Jenny namaste

 

Lovely acid, loamy soil . And some nice Camellias too, so be careful where and what you feed. Ericaceous stuff is a bit particular about the food it needs,
Jenny