Show us your garden (or balcony)!
The summer is coming to an end, but our gardens still have a long way to go before they've completely blossomed out. And let's not forget about harvest season if you have a vegetable patch!
So let's show off our (small and large) gardens and balconies in one long thread - let's go!
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Andrew Millar
il y a 8 ans
Kerry Donnelly
il y a 8 ansSharon
il y a 8 ansWe've just moved out of this flat, and the thing I miss most is the lovely garden.
Sharon
il y a 8 ansWe've just sold this property. We hope to do something similar with the garden at our next property.
k11agl
il y a 8 ansThis is my little garden - I don't really like grass (as have been mowing the lawn every weekend since we moved in four weeks ago!) and we are typically bad with plants really! I'm hoping to landscape it to have the bit in front of the shed with stone and bedding plants or flowers, etc. hydrangea growing in the garage corner together with a pot of basil at the moment, I want to plant some lavender somewhere next summer - waiting for relatives to bring some seeds from Provence this winter. Balcony currently is the place where the bistro furniture sits as I don't have enough non-grass surface in the garden for me to invest in nice garden sets. Any advice welcome, as I'll really struggle to keep the green going. I do like plants and flowers but I'm really bad at them!
Monique de Beer
il y a 8 ansWe installed bifolds this year to take advantage of the garden views. I'm trying to convince my husband to replace our grass with fake grass as ours doesn't grow too well (North West facing)
nat314159
il y a 8 ansWow Linsey yours is beautiful, just fabulous! Simon I LOVE what you've done with yours too - tons of impact for such a compact space! We've just finished doing ours up and I'm so chuffed with it! A family friend laid the slabs for us and built the steps but we've done everything else ourselves :-)
Lexi Revellian
il y a 8 ansThis is my workshop balcony in Hoxton. It's forty feet long and a bit scruffy, but the blackbirds like it.
gillyflower10
il y a 8 ansOur garden. Building work for an extension starts next week so these will be a happy memory!
bugneck
il y a 8 ansMoved in 2 years ago, this is the garden the 80 year old we bought from created...
Andrew Millar
il y a 8 ansKerry Donnelly
il y a 8 ans
Sue McMahon
il y a 8 ansMoved in 4 years ago and started from scratch. We put up the summerhouse this year and have a solar panel which runs lights, radio and recharges mobile phones.
floraadora
il y a 8 ansseniordiva
il y a 8 ansThis is part of our garden taken earlier in the year. We are still working on it but we're pleased with the way it is shaping up with several sitting and relaxing areas for different times of day.
Andrew Millar
il y a 8 ansseniordiva
il y a 8 ansHere is another photo that I couldn't seem to put up yesterday with the other one.
Kerry Donnelly
il y a 8 ans
PROLloyd's Gardens of London Ltd
il y a 8 ansles1023
il y a 8 ans
These are 2 images of my garden. The garden is at first floor level so the deck in the first one spans a walkway. I've tried to create outdoor rooms with the use of large plants, even though the area is small.floraadora
il y a 8 ansAndrew Millar
il y a 8 ans
PROThree Interiors
il y a 8 ansWe've just had a bit of an epic "doing the garden session", hubby and I took a week off and did an awful lot of clearing, digging, building and a fair amount of joinery and painting. Still got tons to do but looking forward to just relaxing in it for a little while now :-)
we removed a large uninspiring hedge and moved a Hydrangea (hoping it won't die)
and took this playhouse (bought off ebay)
and made it into this ;-)
We turned an overgrown flower bed into a seating area with lights in a sunken area of the garden (just need to make some cushions now)
and painted some old garden furniture to freshen it up
I am quite sick of painting now. Lol!
Ash McGregor
il y a 8 ansBig structural plants in my garden - bamboos, bananas, phormiums, cordylines, palms, ferns etc. Suffice to say a mild winter and warm summer has turned it into a jungle!
seniordiva
il y a 8 anslbee31
il y a 8 ans- PRO
Three Interiors
il y a 8 ans lbee31
il y a 8 ans
Niki Markwick
il y a 8 ansHere's my little courtyard before and after. You don't have to spend an arm and a leg. It's amazing what a difference a new fence and gate can make, along with lots of pots and other bits and bobs to brighten and cheer up a little space . . .
mazerolm_3a
il y a 8 ansI don't have a pretty garden yet (new build) but I do love my back yard in winter! Does that count? :)
lbee31
il y a 8 anslbee31
il y a 8 ans
Bel McKenna
il y a 7 ansOur terraced garden we moved in last year. Stone Chipping's and the odd plant and very steep steps .
I'm a huge fan of garden rooms and my favourite era is arts and crafts gardens Gertrude Jekylls designs influence mine :)
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PROEastwell Ironworks Ltd
il y a 7 ansDernière modification :il y a 7 ansHere is one of our clients' garden, featuring our bespoke garden sculpture:
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