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  1. Fonzie

    Fonzie Gardener

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    love your cat scarer! does it work??
    Are they tulips? It's all looking nice and neat Fonzie [​IMG]
    Do you have plans to grow anything up the trellis? Thats a good idea to have round your seating area.
     
  3. Fonzie

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    I made the cat scarer myself, and no it dosen't work!
    Yes they are tulips amongnst other plants.
    This picture is a good few years old I'm affraid and there has been some changes.
    The cat's gone, I did have a Honeysuckle 'Halliana' growing up the back and front trellis, but didn't warm to them so they were rid of.
    In the square in the lawn I have a Cordyline about six feet tall and four foot wide now, oh and a cross the shingle I have an arched bridge that spans it perfectly that is the same colour as the trellis. (Autumn gold)
    And the large area, where the table and chairs reside, I put decking on and stained it dark oak to contrast with the autumn gold staining of the
    table and chairs.
     
  4. mgn

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    dont tell me - autumn gold wilkinson wood stain? thats the colour i got - good choice ;)
    you made the cat yourself? - well done, and no i didnt think they worked, that wouldnt scare mine anyway ;)
    you'll have to take an updated picture, the decking sounds fab.
     
  5. Sarah_999

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    Looks good Fonzie! Be nice to see updated pics... [​IMG]
     
  6. Fonzie

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    I will get some pics done soon of garden. I thought I'd mention the decking, which covers 30 by 10 feet,and cost a total of �£180 including stain.
    I used cheap wood instead of the decking boards used normally. I'm right chuffed with the finished product.
    It's not of a builders quality and I'm no chippy, but I'm satisfied!
     
  7. mef750

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    Hi Fonzie, the garden looks great, so can't wait to see your improvements! Ive just had decking done and I love it.
     
  8. Fonzie

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    Thanks Mef. When we get a dry day I'll take a pic of presant day garden. I've got the camera and the film, but not the weather!
     
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