Ich bin kein professioneller Gärtner und habe auch keine Erfahrung in irgendeinem anderen Bereich. Aber ich habe mich schon immer nach einem Ort gesehnt, an dem ich während der Mittagspause entspannen und sitzen kann.

    Es gibt noch ein bisschen Aufräumarbeit zu erledigen, aber es fängt an, Gestalt anzunehmen.

    Bild 2 entstand, bevor ich den Zaun gestrichen habe. Bepflanzung des Bereichs etc.

    Von: leedavis1987

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    1. ShooPonies on

      Good luck with getting rid of the bamboo when you tire of it 😂

    2. PlanePea7863 on

      Please rethink the bamboo. Absolute nightmare and will quickly travel and take over everything. Noted the root barrier 👍. Amazing job, looks brilliant.

    3. Few-Storage-8029 on

      I don’t think you’re appreciating the ability of bamboo to force through your root barrier.

      I wouldn’t risk it myself. But it looks lovely. Where’d you get the stone bench?

    4. mayfield_uk on

      There are many types of bamboo. Some spread widely and others don’t. Given that you clearly don’t want it to spread there is no reason to plant a running type bamboo. If that’s what you’ve planted then dig it up. But if it’s a clumping variety then you’ll be absolutely fine with or without the root barrier.

    5. Maybe some bonsai trees? Chinese elm do well outside in the uk year round.

    6. TimebombChimp on

      Looks nice! I’ve lived in one new build before (rented) and I quickly discovered I couldn’t plant anything because there was only about 50mm of soil before I hit hardcore. Turns out that house was the dumping ground for the entire site, and they just chucked soil on top. That garden was about a foot higher than everybody else’s garden.

    7. baggymitten on

      Looks lovely . I’d recommend getting the Acer in the ground. It’ll grow up to its natural height and cast a lovely shade. I moved houses every 2-3 years until recently and we took our instant garden with us – Acers in pots and fruit trees in half barrels many times over the years. They only came into their own when we finally got their feet in the ground.

    8. I would get a red Acer to compliment the other one and contrast the greens.

      How’s your soil? Acidic enough to have azaleas? I think a few of them would look lovely, particularly when they flower in the spring.

      Great work, looks brilliant.

    9. Mindless_Bread8292 on

      Looks good. Don’t stop now – next step – a koi pond with red bridge and shishi odoshi water feature!

    10. SirCaesar29 on

      Where did you buy those borders and how much were they? I’ve been looking for those but I can only find 20cm ones!

    11. Appropriate_Math_136 on

      Slightly sidetracked by the cute bench – reminds me of Spinal Tap!

    12. captain-burrito on

      Needs some red foilage for contrast. Also a clump of crocosmia in the back for height?

    13. giveemhelljezebel on

      Get yourself some moss for that garden… is it really a Japanese garden when it doesn’t have moss

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