My Front Gardens GONE!!!

Hi, what a blank canvas. What are your plans - have fun.

??? can't wait to see the next episode! I can't imagine what you are going to do, but echo Joeanne's comment - have fun doing it. :-)

Oooo look forward to the next installment!

What an amazing machine !
As Sewingkilla says ~ looking forward to more !
Is it all covered with snow now ?

It's surprising how much space you seem to have now it's been cleared. Good luck with all the work.
I'm the same as everyone else now - looking forward to seeing it develop.

how exciting... :-}}

Watch this space! always exciting starting afresh.

Was wondering how things were progressing Dee - glad Saturday was fine for them - not sure about this week though .Great piece of kit the things I could do with that !

Bet your mind in over drive ( no pun intended ) with plans !

Hi Guys, If the Snow stays away the bricklayer will be here early morning, They all worked together brilliantly yesterday, the digger dug out the founds for the B/layer and the guys laying the Paving for the drive were there to do there stuff, A huge wagon took 10 ton of concrete, roots and soil away, all the while they were sweeping the paths and road, we paid £360 for all that yesterday which i thought was very reasonable, Hub has the Huge root from a Conifer to dispose of because the wagon was full, but thats cool, my mind is working overtime BB, Im searching the www for wrought iron Fencing/gate ideas, but theres toooo much choice, i dont want too fancy or too plane, also we think we will have to order the gates first, then save up for the rest :( We will see :) Thanks for your comments all, I have my colour scheme for the plants, Pink, Cream, and Purple, Colours i dont usually go far, but looking at your beautifull gardens on GOY has inspired me to think outside the box hahaha, Thanks Guys, love Dee..

It's looking good YDD. I can't wait to see the finished result. Hope the weather stays fine for you.

you could probably do something interesting with that big stump rather than dumping it.i dont know what ofhand lol xx
thats a fair price i think

NP you could do something interesting with the stump....I couldn't hehe :)

i could chop it up and put it on my fire...lol

thats interesting watching the flames.have you ever tried chopping a stump up sandra lol.no such thing as cant daisy i bet in the right setting it would look good just upside down if you like.like a miniture boabab tree

Yeah NP, with lights on. Cool..

there ya go simple told ya so lol

Diggers are amazing. A few years ago we (well, the tree surgeon) took down an ancient and massive flowering cherry but had to leave us with a large stump. I was going to hire a stump grinder to remove it until I found the price. Then I noticed a neighbour going past in his JCB - Ha, an idea! It took him less than five minutes to remove the stump and he wouldn't even accept a bottle for his time.
Have fun with your new garden, Dee

that was handy bulbaholic