Well mine is not doing
well at all! Having recently moved back
into our house after living abroad for 3 years the garden is in need of some
love and care. Not much has survived and
I am fighting a battle with the weeds and some rather invasive bamboo.
I am rather a novice
gardener and I think I am going to have to take things back to basics and start
by clearing all the weeds and tidy up the space before planting can begin.
While on holiday in
Scotland we stumbled upon a beautiful walled garden in Dunbar. There was a great park for the little’s, a
lovely cafe so the big ones were happy and the planting was very
inspirational.
Now as my knowledge is
very limited I have purchased a few books and I am going to be dragging my
mother into the garden to get her advice as her garden is beautiful, I have
already got some seeds from her garden to sow once the boards have been
dug.
There is so much to do
and its going to take some time. There
are plans going to be made, rubbish and weeds to clear and lots of reading and
advice seeking to be done, but I am very much looking forward to taking the
garden in hand and making it a lovely place to be.
I must say where
everything else is failing in my garden after returning from two weeks holiday
I have found that the courgettes are my one success and I have a rather bumper
crop, including 3 monster ones that are going to be made into some chutney and
some soup.
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