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01-02-2004, 11:19 PM
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Garden Design
Looking for a garden designer for a garden in the Lake District. Has anyone
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03-02-2004, 09:45 PM
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Garden Design
"Neil Hampshire" wrote in message ... Looking for a garden designer for a garden in the Lake District. Has anyone any advice on a suitable web-site Neil Hampshire Usually best to do it yourself, if you are fit enough. Wait until Spring & Summer. See which plants seem to thrive in your area. Do they grow in shade or sunlight. Then choose those types you like best, or would best suit your garden conditions. Then buy plants or grow from seed, and decide where they would look best in your garden. Also, unless you are starting a new garden from scratch, in winter the garden might already contain many dormant plants that you do not see until Summer - you may find you like these, saving you some time / money. General opinion from previous posts on this ng is that much of the computer-based gradening software is not particlarly helpful. Bevan |
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03-02-2004, 11:18 PM
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Garden Design
"Neil Hampshire" wrote in message ... Looking for a garden designer for a garden in the Lake District. Has anyone any advice on a suitable web-site Neil Hampshire Usually best to do it yourself, if you are fit enough. Wait until Spring & Summer. See which plants seem to thrive in your area. Do they grow in shade or sunlight. Then choose those types you like best, or would best suit your garden conditions. Then buy plants or grow from seed, and decide where they would look best in your garden. Also, unless you are starting a new garden from scratch, in winter the garden might already contain many dormant plants that you do not see until Summer - you may find you like these, saving you some time / money. General opinion from previous posts on this ng is that much of the computer-based gradening software is not particlarly helpful. Bevan |
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03-02-2004, 11:18 PM
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"Neil Hampshire" wrote in message ... Looking for a garden designer for a garden in the Lake District. Has anyone any advice on a suitable web-site Neil Hampshire Found this for you : http://www.dizzyshoemark.com/ Jenny |
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03-02-2004, 11:22 PM
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Garden Design
"Neil Hampshire" wrote in message ... Looking for a garden designer for a garden in the Lake District. Has anyone any advice on a suitable web-site Neil Hampshire Usually best to do it yourself, if you are fit enough. Wait until Spring & Summer. See which plants seem to thrive in your area. Do they grow in shade or sunlight. Then choose those types you like best, or would best suit your garden conditions. Then buy plants or grow from seed, and decide where they would look best in your garden. Also, unless you are starting a new garden from scratch, in winter the garden might already contain many dormant plants that you do not see until Summer - you may find you like these, saving you some time / money. General opinion from previous posts on this ng is that much of the computer-based gradening software is not particlarly helpful. Bevan |
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03-02-2004, 11:24 PM
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"Neil Hampshire" wrote in message ... Looking for a garden designer for a garden in the Lake District. Has anyone any advice on a suitable web-site Neil Hampshire Found this for you : http://www.dizzyshoemark.com/ Jenny |
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