The bungalow is now taking up all of our spare time. We are concentrating on the garden while the days are warmer, brighter and longer. There will be plenty of days over the Autumn and Winter to get on inside. The garden was so overgrown with 'self set' trees and plants, it's gonna be a long job. We have a mini digger over the weekend to get all the tree stumps out, which will be a good job out of the way.
We have been able to get rid of the branches of the trees to the tip as it is re-cyclable, and have had a bonfire each night to get rid of the smaller stuff. I love it!
Ash has been giving Paul a hand to fell the conifers and Steve dismantled the greenhouse for us yesterday. I am looking forward to finding a nice spot for it so I can try my hand at growing my own plants etc.
A week on Saturday will see the removal of this MASSIVE eucalyptus tree. It seems a shame but as it is not a native to our country it has to go. It is preventing some gorgeous trees and plants from reaching their potential, including a lovely oak tree.
Sue x
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Lovely to see you working on the new home, will watch from afar whilst you get yourselves sorted and hopefully will then be able to come and relax in that lovely big garden with all those fab trees and have a coffee with you
take care hun and the hope the pair of you do not over do it
Hugs Kate xx
Looks like you have enough to do around your new house and the big garden!
Love to see pictures and follow your work :)
(and glad it's not me :D )
Your "book" lookes lovely, enjoy your class with all the butterflies :)
Hugs
Marianne
Well that looks like a great class!
some many wonderful Items..
Thanks for sharing the pictures of Yard.. It going to be fun watching it all come together..
Hugs, Linda
Think how fab it will be when all the work is done & you are all snug in your new home.
The class book looks beautiful in such beautiful colours!
The garden looks a dream how beautiful will this be when all the hard work has been done and you can both sit and relax, just love it Chanelle xx
Hi Sue
Your little book on butterflies looks absolutely gorgeous. We both seem to have butterflies on our minds at the moment.
Wish I was near enough to come to your class!
Your garden looks fabulous.. one you can put your own stamp onto.
I understand about the eucalyptus tree, they are majestic and aromatic and beautiful in their own right, but if you want an English garden full of natives, then it has to go. If you have an open fire, the logs would burn amazingly.
Best wishes
Sue A xxx
I love seeing the progress you're making in the garden. I can already see so much more light in there! I agree about the eucalyptus having to go lol!
Beautiful tag book! Lucky ladies.
Have a good weekend.
Lesley x
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