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28-02-2009, 10:53 PM   #11

Re: The time is coming


Our garden is a terrible mess.
We did get it looking quite nice a couple of years ago & it's worse than ever now. It's a shame, but we have big ideas of what we want to do, yet no time to do it.
We are both keen to get out there & make a start, however I would much rather sort out the inside of our home first.
House is starting to get me down a bit, as we seem to have come to a standstill, although not for the want of trying as my poor hardworking husband never seems to stop! Anyway, I think maybe we'll grow a few bits & bobs in the garden this year & concentrate on sorting out the house & then hopefully this time next year we can have a good go in the garden.



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28-02-2009, 11:22 PM   #12

Re: The time is coming


A garden is always a work in progress. Good idea about taking a pic every year at the same time!



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01-03-2009, 02:03 PM   #13

Re: The time is coming


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Originally Posted by calismum
I take pics of mine at the same time each year so I can look at the progress (or lack)
That's a great idea, by the time April comes round (about the time I took a pic last year) everything will have started growing.



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