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accymel 02-05-2007 14:57

Gardening - love it or hate it
 
..... i hate it:( :( :( :(

Most people have had a snide go at me not cutting the grass, so i have wayhey well front & side have, the back errrrr needs bombing 1st before i will think about it. Would of been handier with a grass box least then i could get the strays cut & not get stung by darn nettle clippings flying to attack me :mad: & my strimmer has knackered being in shed, so edges arn't neat either - gee took a lot of motivation just to get the mower out, least that didnt blow up in flames this time heehehehe:rolleyes:

Btw i haven't tackled my bush as its famous for its big bushy outgrown look :D [besides wouldnt make much of a difference!!]

Some people enjoy gardening, to me its just more aggro i have enough with the house itself but the advantage to a nice garden [which i aint got atm lol] is being able to sit out in the lovely weather - looking pretty. My grandparents were good keen gardeners on both sides, but me growing up in a 2 up 2 down with a yard never having the pleasures & pains of a garden. So is it nuture [taught] or nature [genetic in the blood]???

So what did the council do.................give me a ruddy big garden that was never looked after in the 1st place & expect me to work miracles :eek: :(

***Mr D*** 02-05-2007 15:00

Re: Gardening - love it or hate it
 
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Originally Posted by accymel (Post 418477)
Btw i haven't tackled my bush as its famous for its big bushy outgrown look :D [besides wouldnt make much of a difference!!]

Enough said.:D

accymel 02-05-2007 15:04

Re: Gardening - love it or hate it
 
LOL i think a bush specialist is needed to cure it of its problem;):D

***Mr D*** 02-05-2007 15:36

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Originally Posted by accymel (Post 418482)
LOL i think a bush specialist is needed to cure it of its problem;):D

Suppose if you stuck you could always set fire to it.

I have a little experiance my self with the bush, always looking to learn more though.:D :D :D

Kitkat 02-05-2007 15:41

Re: Gardening - love it or hate it
 
Well Mr D you can always join the library - they have plenty of info on
gardening including bushes

***Mr D*** 02-05-2007 15:45

Re: Gardening - love it or hate it
 
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Originally Posted by Kitkat (Post 418492)
Well Mr D you can always join the library - they have plenty of info on
gardening including bushes

They wont lend me books anymore.:( :( :(

panther 02-05-2007 17:29

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Originally Posted by ***Mr D*** (Post 418495)
They wont lend me books anymore.:( :( :(

why? you not paying your late fees:rolleyes: ?

as for your garden.................:confused:

MargaretR 02-05-2007 18:16

Re: Gardening - love it or hate it
 
I built a split level garden in the back yard of a terraced house. What a waste of money that was! . I could sit out on my lounge chair and look at the flowering shrubs. I could pretend that the traffic noise was the sound of waves on the shore, but when the dogs next door peed there was no escaping the smell ,even though I had the wall topped with lavender in troughs.
Now HH mows my grass front and back -life is easier that way -but I miss having breakfast in the sun in my nightie. I am surrounded by single men in this flat and it just isnt appropriate to appear on HH's lawns in my nightie. :D
(By the way Mel I get a joiner tomorrow to finish the central heating install )

lancsdave 02-05-2007 18:20

Re: Gardening - love it or hate it
 
It brings a lot of joy to see people looking after their gardens, I could sit and watch them all day :)

panther 02-05-2007 18:25

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 418539)
It brings a lot of joy to see people looking after their gardens, I could sit and watch them all day :)

really?:rolleyes: when? when they bending over??:p
i do me garden and i get to relax and view what iv acheived later, :D iv got the nicest garden on the street i'll have ya know:cool: :D

flashy 02-05-2007 18:42

Re: Gardening - love it or hate it
 
i hate it, thats why i pay someone to do it for me :D

grego 02-05-2007 18:48

Re: Gardening - love it or hate it
 
I dont mind doing a bit of gardening, mines quite low maintenance just the lawn and a bit of weeding, love sitting out in nice weather so its worth the work.

cashman 02-05-2007 18:56

Re: Gardening - love it or hate it
 
gardens are lovely and best appreciated and viewed,when they are other peoples.;)

West Ender 02-05-2007 19:17

Re: Gardening - love it or hate it
 
I love gardening, it's my hobby. Is it Nature or Nurture? Well, my dad was a keen gardener so I grew up being used to weeding and cultivating. I love a beautiful lawn but I don't like mowing so about 10 years ago I "excavated" my back garden and paved and gravelled it, leaving just borders and dozens of pots. When my daughter and granddaughter came to live with me I thought Laura needed somewhere a bit more comfortable to play so I re-lawned half of it.

I get a kick out of growing plants, especially from seed, and I like to be able to look at and sit in an attractive garden but I enjoy the hard work too, digging etc. I still don't like mowing the lawn but at least there's not much of it to mow.

accymel 02-05-2007 19:28

Re: Gardening - love it or hate it
 
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Originally Posted by [email protected] (Post 418537)
I built a split level garden in the back yard of a terraced house. What a waste of money that was! . I could sit out on my lounge chair and look at the flowering shrubs. I could pretend that the traffic noise was the sound of waves on the shore, but when the dogs next door peed there was no escaping the smell ,even though I had the wall topped with lavender in troughs.
Now HH mows my grass front and back -life is easier that way -but I miss having breakfast in the sun in my nightie. I am surrounded by single men in this flat and it just isnt appropriate to appear on HH's lawns in my nightie. :D
(By the way Mel I get a joiner tomorrow to finish the central heating install )

Ooo-eerr margaret, previous tennant tried to do a split level or least attempted it by digging out a pond left it too long & give up LOL now my hassle:(

Least u will be getting it finished soon:D


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