That new garden design sounds so pretty. It's so good to just do...

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13/04/24

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Originally posted by picastoc ↑

The agapanthus grew wildly in an area of garden not able to be accessed, facing the street. Creepers grew over the fence and into the next property to their disgust. Every plant had roots of massive proportion... I watched them being removed and it took ages, with a pick, steel rakes etc. I once entered this area and feet just get tangled in the prolific growth, hard to walk. Indeed, once Granny fell down a hole.

That was before gardeners were sought. Recently a Lady was discovered using area for her toilet....we had had enough of the wilderness of the agapanthus...even deheading the dead flowers had become risky..I didn't want to break an ankle or disappear down any hole.

We want a pathway so we can walk through this area safely. The area will be designed by someone other than myself...room for seating, pretty flowers and no dog or human defecation likely to be part of the plan. lol.

Sorry but the agapanthus were very ancient. Time for them to depart. We even found a church window after their removal which we had never seen before!!!

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That new garden design sounds so pretty. It's so good to just do a new garden sometimes.

I'm just having a sit down after walking around 3 supermarkets. IGA has blueberries (very sad little ones) for $9.99 a punnet. Aldi had them for $7.45, pretty decent punnet. Coles had them for $7.49. Last week they were $4 plus. Managed to find baby beetroot in one of them. Heaps of sweet potato. I was looking for the high protein meals which were tiny packages priced at $11 plus. I hate all the plastic covering so no sale there.

My garden has gifted me reseeded tomato plants, one of which is now flowering. Smells divine.
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