The wall.

The Wall is Made from Lovely Stone Spritz & i can see Open Daffs :)

Oh Spritz what an excuse go on you lightweight ... on second thoughts please dont as if you slipped never forgive myself .

No Aubretia to plant on the edge Spritz...would look marvellous hanging down especially with Golden Saxatile.

Husband had to add the little fence when Henry was a year old and decided to follow me up the lane by scrabbling up the wall and over the other side! We couldn't believe that he managed it...

I can't get over the fence and under the branches of the tree!!!

Yes, Jacque, I leaned over and planted them - with difficulty!

Janey - it's a possibility, but the soil is full of tree roots. I could have a go, though! Thanks for the thought. :-)

Don,t push yourself Spritz .. the wall is a very attractive feature by it,s self ... :o)

There's actually an old mill wheel set in it further along. I tried to get some aubrieta to grow from the middle, but there isn't enough soil in the hole. It looks a bit weedy - but it did kindly seed itself into the gravel underneath!

You couldn,t want anything more attractive to surround a garden than a nice natural stone wall and an old mill wheel as a bonus .. superb...

I think the aubreita is a fantastic idea Spritz. I know a lot of people don't like it but snow in summer would be lovely there too.

That might work, I have some in my scree bed - I could try to get some rooted pieces up. It wouldn't matter if it spread there. Of course, it gets shaded when the horse chestnut tree gets its leaves.