The 'end of May report' states: 'Progressing well'
;-)
We now have trellis; all the sweet peas are planted... and they are ready to romp!
I've planted a variety of perennials which will appeal
to the bee/butterfly community.
But most of all...LOOK!!
We have a lawn peeping through the soil!!
Way hay!!
More about this in the future as we leave that for a while and our attentions
turn to the front of our property!
Overgrown and neglected, this was the hedge from outside our gate:
And from inside:
Something had to be done and it had to be done
quickly!!
Luckily, I know a 'man who can'!
Last Sunday, I went inside to teach one lesson and when I came out
my eyes met this, below.
(I hadn't noticed anything on the weather reports about a hurricane coming our way!)
(I hadn't noticed anything on the weather reports about a hurricane coming our way!)
Anyway...that soon became this:
And then EVERYTHING was shredded and raked over the ground.
So then we had this :
And then the fence went up!
And that's where we are today!
We've planned a crazy paved path, which will lead to a garden bench.
After this...I've a selection of rather lovely cottage garden plants, including:
Verbascums, Foxgloves, Valerian etc.
Rather than fence along our boundary with the old school hall,
I persuaded Mr S not to do so!
I think that the granite wall will provide a lovely backdrop for future tall plants.
Keep watching! ;-)
I should think he's at least a stone lighter after all that frenetic activity, Sal! Well done, that man!
ReplyDeleteMargaret P
Wow! That was a lot of work. I Love the look of stone and brick housing. I can not wait to see you sweet peas and the fence is perfect for them. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely week.
Blessings,
Bobbie Lynn