Growing fruit and vegetables

Our's is were the fence from the right goes to it's a large garden we just moved here a few months ago so trying to fix the mess out,tenants from the past used to use it for growing in but sadly it was left in this state,we are not used to having a garden this big or growing so it's all new to us,our neighbour said we have conquered it were other's have failed so it's been worth it then

 

Here is the finished result just getting our shed erected today then we start the sowing of a new lawn,down by worzel the scaregrow to the right we are going to plant the potatoes carrots brussel sprouts and maybe lift the peas and keep them altogether,still don't know were the raspberries will go,we want a few fruit trees maybe down the bottom end of the garden but I've been told the Scottish borders will be difficult for growing them it gets very bad in the winter and the garden is very open.

 

We moved from Edinburgh to biggar about 6 years ago but this house came up that is better for us apart from the garden lol,we are used to communal but I'm a hardy lassie and got stuck in digging it was solid ground and that horrible grass rack stuff.

we were going to buy a cox's apple tree had it in the trolley ready to go but the branches were all thick green stuff on it so I went to ask about it as I was worried as they are not cheap,the guy there then said it was no good for us such a shame as it's my husband's favourite apple,he said to go for a james grieve and buy it the end of this month or beginning of june it's still pretty cold here through the night.

We have a loganberry just one but it's none too happy still in the container leaves are not very green,things have been put on hold getting this shed up and we don't know were to plant it,we also have a glen lyon but it's not got leaves on,depending how we get on we might buy more or wait till next year,the sowing of the lawn is worrying me a lot

 

We are thinking maybe grow the rasps up the side of the shed or along beside next door's fence to the right,any idea how many plants we need and do they grow right out width wise?we also might buy green gages or gooseberries very exciting if they do ok,had right bad luck with my flowers out the front this cold windy weather!

 

Here's a link to a nursery that specialises in fruit trees for the northern climate...http://www.scottishfruittrees.com/S...sh Fruit Trees 2016-17 Stocklist complete.pdf
Hope it helps!

 

I really don't know were to put them in that case oh mind you our new fence to the left could be an idea,part of the land behind the fencing is ours as well a good 3 foot or so which is tarmac so can't bother neighbours on the other side and I will be able to see from my kitchen window result

 

My poor loganberry looking drab it's wet enough just don't know if it's weary because of being kept in the container for a few weeks

 

I'm thinking of planting him right into the ground maybe tomorrow weather permitting,any tips on doing that as it's all lawn beside the fence,will he like being beside grass or shall I have to make a wee area especially for him

 

Mr loganberry will be planted tomorrow the wind is doing my head in today,was out at the garden centre in kelso this afternoon I love it there,bought another glen lyon this one has leaves on it our other one is just sticks bought from b&q reduced price a few weeks ago,I gather it won't come to anything this year?
Got a goosegog and some sweetcorn plants and loads more pebbles for our path out the back,should have got a ton bag the amount we've spent lol

 

Lots of potential there weetiex!
Is that you in the middle of the plot?