Long ago there was a garden that was just a lawn. There were no flower beds or trees, no table or chairs and certainly nothing of any interest.
Gradually this was changed and is now a garden that whilst being overgrown in part and certainly not tame is a thing to me of beauty.
It is the first garden that I have designed from scratch, infact there is a plan imn my Alan Titchmarch book from before we even saw the house detailing what was needed.One of these things was a pond a koi one and a wild life one. Over the years I have cleaned out the wild life one but sadly had an ongoing battle with a pond weed.
These were taken after Liz and I spent a whole day ripping it all out and starting again
Yesterday I decided that it had to go.
Thanks to a neighbour who had a skip of soil ( new conservatory) I was able to fill in having stabbed the liner then top off with bark and plant up this new area
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Sadly there will be no more frogspawn photos or blooming water lillies. Instead I will post of repositioned Hostas, Maple and new purchased lavendar and lobelia.
So hopefully I will just have to do battle with strong rooted grass
2 comments:
Great job. I love those water lilies.
It must be the year for filling in ponds. I began dismantling Mark's pond at the end of last year and have been continuing the filling in job during this holiday.
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