Anyway, today we had a semi makeover in the shady garden - we want less grass more bed - the grass never looks good - too mossy. The circular bed which I posted about last month is in the centre but all around the edge is too green - all foliage. So today we lined it out with hosepipe, turned over the turf, laid grit and then our own compost.
I'm skint as a flint so the plants with have to come from other parts of the garden - self sowers and perennials that need dividing. I would like to keep the north side (facing south) white or at least pale - will plant 3 pale fuschia & 1 spiraea from B&Q - in 2 litre pots reduced from £6 to £1.50 - lucky me that they don't teach their staff that a deciduous shrub is resting in winter, not dead. Also have white lupin, oriental poppy, phlox, catmint (all white) that need moved, and then the usual thugs - white toadflax, hesperis, foxglove & ladys mantle. Bob's your uncle - will post the finished result - I promise (I owe a lot of finished results to this blog - they better work - no pressure then).
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