My first garden!

Good point. He'll be loggin on soon to tell us off

As for the coldframe, it was bought and placed in full sun specifically for sun in winter and spring to start hardening off (or starting off) young crops, or keeping some plants out of the frost. In summer, like now, I find it acts as a nice windbreak. It does get pretty warm in there if left closed so yeh I've got to be careful with it! I don't think an opaque lid will help this keep cool at all It's seems to build heat up quite quickly

 

I understand why you've put the cold frame there Rad but a centre piece for a garden is normally more attractive. The eye is drawn to that before noticing the rest of the garden.

 

@Sheal What you trying to say about my cold frame??



But yes, point taken... now rethinking about its location

 

There is absolutely nothing wrong with your cold frame @Radiation91, it's perfectly formed, but I do think it's in need of some slight adjustment to it's location.

 

@Sheal and @ARMANDII and @Anthony Rogers

Persuade me. If I moved the coldframe, what could go in its place instead?

 

How about a mini Stonehenge, once planted it's low maintenance.

https://www.google.com/search?q=sta...=0.95#tbm=isch&q=garden+standing+stones&imgrc=_

 

Really? The first suggestions are an Observatory and Stone Henge?

 

That would fit perfectly :D

 

Sorry, that's boring and you'll have to keep turning round to see the garden. But if you want some seating.......

 

lmao @Sheal that makes quite a statement!

 

What about a lifesize gnome ?

 

I don't know why, but I saw this and thought that's perfect.........