anyone had to transform a garden from a state to something respectable with pictures,need motivation!

On Apr 22, 8:04*pm, lsheva wrote:
anyone had to transform a garden from a state to something respectable
with pictures,need motivation!

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lsheva

I believe they did this with California.

"lsheva" wrote in message
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anyone had to transform a garden from a state to something respectable
with pictures,need motivation!




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lsheva

Just allow some time, nature will do most of the work, decide on where all
the paths and structures are going before planting

This is my garden in time lapse
http://www.roselandhouse.co.uk/garde.../1984-2005.htm


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Charlie, Gardening in Cornwall
Holders of National Collections of Clematis viticella
and Lapageria rosea cvs
http://www.roselandhouse.co.uk

On 22/04/2012 20:04, lsheva wrote:
anyone had to transform a garden from a state to something respectable
with pictures,need motivation!








You don't tell us where your garden is, how big it is, or what state
it's in, or what kind of 'picture' you want to see at the end of it.

Please help us out with more information, perhaps a photograph or two.

What kind of garden do you want? How much time and money have you to
spare on it?

Whatever else you do with it, you will probably need space for a washing
line, dustbin and recycling bins. If you have a lawn, you need
somewhare to keep the mower ... in the garage .. in a shed? Make a list
of all the things you need to store.

Do you like formal gardens, cottage gardens, Japanese gardens,
contemporary garden, or simply a patio and pottering garden. You need
to ask yourself a lot of questions. We will also try and answer some
for you if you can tell us more.

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Spider
from high ground in SE London
gardening on clay