Noseypotter's Outbox

you got a good deal and yes it is to save space.wear there made they go in massive kilns

i shouldnt worry to much it will heal quicker than you imagine .just keep an eye on it.

your welcome delon

your welcome

i hope so ill keep you posted

no problem

if there glazed they probably are sealed its the unglazed ones you got to worry about.they fire them one inside the the other

i cant weight to finish it lol thanx delon

this is from a photo of the people left to there own devices when the north vietnamese were on there way when the american embassy left bye helicopter bless him

thanx delon i know its not gardening but a lot of my art does go in the garden lol

www.noseypotter.com if you want to see more

of course lol

not forgetting pergoda lol mac

oops i missed the evergreen bit lol but still the same problem.theres only conifers and trust me you dont want leylandi there .

its a must for a couple of weeping silver birch with the green leaves and the lovley bark.im thinking you want to hide the 2 storeis.the trouble is that would be quite a tree youl need so it wont go in a pot.id get very big pots for the trees i mentioned to make the most of them.maybe a verigated acer tree to but again it would need a massive pot.i hope ive bean of help bye for now

cordalines it seams is a very loose term but from experiance they can be very large and are better in the ground.as for pots yes you do need drainage unless its a pond plant.even bog gardens need some drainage.

thank you sueb

i used to think my garden looked far to big.now i think its far to small lol

its just rings of old fence wire rapped in chicken wire then coloured cement pushed into the wire

your so kind

thanx seaburn