The garden so far.

All looking a bit ropey at this time. Here eventually I would like grass the whole width and shrubs dotted about and we will put stepping stones all the way down the garden. All the big shrubs will be dug up split and moved.



My wild flower patch and gladioli and lots of weeds that's a job for later.



Beetroot, lettuce and next to Dillon runner beans.









Peas and radishes.



Wild flower patch and gladioli again.



Lots of foxgloves.



Strawberries.

Coming along now Lynn isn't it.Strawberries are doing well, out in time for Wimbledon, or maybe a bit before

If they are ripe they won't last that long.

No...I don't expect they will, I'll have low fat creme freche with mine please

Love the pic of you & Dillion having a wee relax
Great garden Lynn,amazing what can be achieved with a bit of vision and some hard graff Mine has me wore out at the minute and its none stop but will be so worth it in the end... I hope.
Gorgeous pic of Dillion lying down

What a fantastic thing to have a garden you have never seen through a whole season..........you will have to see what comes up where and then work in what you want to achieve...........I do envy you.
Is the aim to do sort of "rooms" as they say on gardeners world or as I say bitsa area's - you thinking as it is so long do you want to break it up with shrubs or trellis sort of thing or do you want to go open sight lines????

Hi Kazz there is already stuff I know will be going and other stuff put in. It will be sort of rooms the aim is eventually to have it all grass with the odd border and shrubs and tree's dotted around.
Today I weeded the wild flower bit not much come up so we went out and bought poppies, Echinacea, Nicotania, a lovely tall purple plant the name has gone completely gone out of my mind and two beautiful daisy plants one a deep red and one a lovely lemon. They are dotted about in the border and its looking quite nice. So that chicken wire you could see to keep a certain Dillon off is now gone.

Well Dillon looks right at home
You have got some hard work ahead of you but also some exciting times watching things grow

Hi Nippy Jen Dillon loves the garden. We do have some work to do but its slowly coming together.

Now THAT is a GARDEN!

Full of beauty and filling eyes and belly!

WELL DONE!

Wild flowers too..wonderful... a real English garden..