Glad you like them all Gertie more to follow when I can get my pc sorted to pull up all my photos when I am trying to upload some instead of just a few.

Thank you very much BS it has taken a lot of work as you can see on my earlier photos but as you say it has been worth it. I think I might have to change a few bits this winter as some of the shrubs are going to be to large, but they were only my own cuttings that I brought from my last house so were free.

Thanks Gertie & Cilla, glad you like my photos, I have some more which I am trying to upload but I am having a bit of bother with getting my picture files to appear in the uploading section. So many of them come up but not all. I believe the problem is with my picture files they are all on Picasa which is no longer supported by google so I am…[Read more]

As my old dad used to say when I complained about car repairs, That is the joys of motoring son, which didn`t go down too well.

Your so right Anne

I do Anne but I am pleased now how things have worked out still managing to grow pots in tubs, carrots and lettuce in air pots and french beans up the back fence, also tomms and cucumbers in G/H and also bedding plants from seed etc. so still plenty to do. also a year ago we were presented with our grand daughter our only grand child that we…[Read more]

Hi BS they are simple to make using 46 x 46mm wood which I bought from local fence and shed firm ( much cheaper than builders merchants) and screwed them together, easy to dismantle when finished with or wanting to move for crop rotation.
I only had sprouts left in over winter as a rule that would be bothered by pests so just laid netting over…[Read more]

Hi Karen, the sides are all scaffold netting available from builders merchants, ( much cheaper than garden outlets) and the top as I explained earlier was enviro net but it stopped a lot of rain getting through so I changed this for special butterfly netting which is only 7mm squares from Harrod Horticulture, and never had any problems with butterflies .

I used to hang the side netting and leave it about 4″ too long, make a shallow trench and pin netting down into trench then cover with soil, this prevented anything getting in, except maybe rabbits if they are a problem.