Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
General Subjects => General Forum => Topic started by: mark smyth on August 11, 2010, 07:46:17 PM
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My hands are throbbing, my back hurts and I've got mild sciatica but the end will be good.
This is the newest raised bed in the garden. It replaces a small bed made to contain a running perennial Helianthus
The breeze blocks are only there to hold the 1 ton / 2,240 pounds / 1,016 kg of soil. Retaining walls of broken paving stones will be built soon
The bed is for my Dactylorhizas, Colchicums, Galanthus, Crocus and .......
no more bulbs in pots cluttering the back yard - I hope
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I hear a little voice saying...Oh dear...Let me think! Did I really forget to tell you I wanted them in the opposite corner, in the end? They'd look so much nicer...OMG...I'm confused...Would you mind transfering? That would be soo nice of you...
;D
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Zepherine the only voice will be mine. Colchicums must be planted very soon. Too many flower buds are up already
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Looks very inviting, Mark - get stuck in!
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Now you've made your bed you could lie in it Mark ;)
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The bed is planted and it's not big enough :o I have too many Dactylorhizas and Colchicums. No room from Crocus and other bulbs
Time for another bed!
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Well Mark - you are going to the bulb sale are'nt you ?? ;D ;)
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It's more like Ebay here I come ;D
For now I have very unnatural alternating rows of Dactylorhizas and Colchicums
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Bravo Mark. You will have much pleasure with it