JWK's Garden Destruction

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  1. Sussexgardener

    Sussexgardener Gardener

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    Not guilty, honest!:hehe:

    Don't forget lavender - one of the dwarf varieties that doesn't grow into a monster.
     
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    Yes, no problem at all :gnthb:
     
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    Aaron; Dwarf Lavender - I hadn't got that on my list - it is now :thumb:

    Shiney; thanks!
     
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    This gives an idea of the slopes in our back garden:

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    The next image is how I want it to look, a meditteranean feel. It's going to be granite grey/blue walls rather than the black shown:

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      :gnthb: Just going to look great John..!! I love Daphnes they smell gorgeous & can be kept in a nice shape.. Cistus are gorgeous, some are quite short,, Petentillas always add to a Mediteranean look... Viburnum davidii is small & pretty too..:thumb:
       
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      Thanks for the ideas Marley, I'll put them on my list too. I'm asking Santa for garden vouchers so I can get the plants in the spring. I'm started to get excited about the idea of getting the garden back - we've put up with a builders yard for nearly 4 years now!
       
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      :dh: Ooh 4yrs..!! That is rather a long time so I bet you are excited about it.... You will have to have a Grand Opening when it is done mate.... What delectable beauty are you going to get to come & cut the ribbon..?? :lollol:
      :gnthb: Looking forward to seeing it finished now then John & what plants you will eventually end up with...
       
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      Are you volunteering then Marley? :ntwrth:

      If I can't get you I guess it would have to be Charlie Dimmock :hehe:
       
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      :lollol: Go for Charlie then John.. Much more voluptuous & pleasing to the eye.... :wink::lollol::lollol:
       
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      What a great idea - and you can invite everyone from GC as we have been so supportive and encouraging during your endeavours:thumb:

      Of course, not everyone would be able to make it - but that still leaves us South Coasters, or even those of us within driving distance:hehe:
       
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      Aaron, I'd love to see eveyone once it's finished and presentable :gnthb:
       
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      My suggestion would be to get everyone to pitch up for a planting party :gnthb:
       
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      Thanks Shiney, lovely to be back. I couldn't figure out my sign in name and my password so after several attempts I kept giving up and forgetting to try again. But all's well that ends well.

      Hope you are keeping well.:gnthb:

      Hasn't John done a fantastic job on the extension. It will be interesting to see how the garden progresses now.
       
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      John always does a brilliant job. :gnthb:
       
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      Is that a cabbage-walking-stick-gauntlet I see thrown down? :hehe:
       
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