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View of my postage stamp garden. I have obviously been over adventurous - any planning ideas gratefully accepted.
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By Clarky
Uploaded on 30 Jun, 2008
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it looks great to me, the more the merrier i say
30 Jun, 2008
It looks to me like you've created a very pleasant spot in the space that you have.
30 Jun, 2008
Thank you for the speedy kind comments you have made. As time goes on you will start to see some of the problems I have due to over-enthusiasm. However, I have an early start tomorrow, so I will bid you all a good evening.
30 Jun, 2008
Its Beautiful Clarky how on earth could we make it any better looking? :O
30 Jun, 2008
I agree with Jacque, Clarky, your garden looks great!
30 Jun, 2008
Oh, I like it! Do look at Grenville's page - his garden is small, too.
30 Jun, 2008
Looks lovely & plants look healthy!
1 Jul, 2008
I really love your design Clarky it is quite stunning I think I know where your problem lies maybe in planting some over excited plants that might be a little too overbearing to the others you have there. Remove the bullies if you want and try them in pots instead and replant with something else that catches your eye.Hel.xxx.
1 Jul, 2008
Thanks Hel. Yes, I have soon realised how quickly the likes of lavender can grow, along with climbing roses and not very well looked after clematis. I have spent the last two weeks with the urge to pull things up and move them round - it is a matter of how much damage would I do and should I be patient and wait for them to finish flowering. I have a long wall that is almost always in the shade (except in the morning) which isn't shown in the picture, now that is something I need advice on. It is a brick wall and there is no soil, so everything will have to be potted, I also want climbers but feel restricted due to the shade aspect. Thanks Yvette
1 Jul, 2008
I also love the use of the setts in the ground - beautiful.
1 Jul, 2008
I love the setts too :-)
6 Jul, 2008
A great use of space. How about water feature in the centre?
24 Jul, 2008
Thanks for that Grenville, yes the idea had crossed my mind and I have talked my brother into buying me one for a belated birthday present.
28 Jul, 2008
Really lovely. A credit to you. I think it is perfect.
25 Aug, 2008
What else?
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For ideas on a postage stamp sized plot Grenville's your man! This looks lovely.
30 Jun, 2008