On 17 Mar, 21:29, "Christina Websell"
wrote:
"Janet Tweedy" wrote in message

... In article , David WE Roberts
writes
So probably it depends on the area you are considering and the local view
on planning.
As suggested in the link, the best thing to do is talk to the planning
officer for the area.

HTH

Yes i rather thought that might be the answer, pity, a decent sized garden
is really difficult to get nowadays without paying a lot of money!

Personally I would just do it, unless you've seriously upset a neighbour who
is au fait with the rules and would dob you in, no one would have any idea
you couldn't grow things on your paddock. *Go for it, girl.

Tina

Well if you are growing and seling plants you can argue that what you
are planting out are stock plants you will need for taking cuttings
etc from.
David Hill