New lease of life for my back yard

okeydokey so problem solved with the mysterious fluffy substance on my greenhouse floor.... teddy bear stuffing after all I sense the teasing commencing I suspect it must have blew in from the yard one of the days I had the greenhouse open for airing albeit that was a couple of months ago now. Bob tends to chew an eye or a nose off a teddy, leave it lying and proceed to pull the stuffing out through the hole, one of his favourite past times lol at least I know I've nothing growing that I don't want to grow

As for this morning, I slept in so got nothing done, though going out to the bin this morning I noticed it looking tidier for the wee bit I got done last night. I'll get a wee bit done tonight and son will do some of the heavier stuff for me tomorrow then I can do more when I'm off at the weekend looking forward to it

SueA Lol well that's one way of looking at it
He does like to help me lol

How about expanding willow trellis, it won't last a huge amount of years, but it's cheap until you can afford something more permanent, Wilko sell it with a frame round it and I'm sure other places do too

Hubby says he'll put up some wire for me hope he does.

I got the yard all brushed and tidied a bit. Hope to finish it tomorrow and start planting some stuff. I've bulbs and a shrub to transplant.

I got a couple of shrub bare roots today too and some bulbs, I'll update what I got soon, I can't remember. I would like to get themost in tomorrow too.

Not a bad afternoon all in all

If you scroll to look back through my photos to see the photo of our front fence, the double boards are 6ish cm apart allowing me to plant flowers, just wondering what all could be planted in there? For example, could I split my fairly young fuchsias and plant them there? Also how soon could I plant my geraniums outside?

KC I wouldn't put your young fuchsias in there, not yet anyway as it's a bit exposed & they are likely to get killed in any frosts & if your geraniums are bedding geraniums (pelargoniums) then they shouldn't be planted out until spring, preferably after any frosts & after you've hardened them off for a week or so by putting them out in the day & either covering them or putting them under cover at night. I'd put some small winter bedding plants such as violas in the gap in the fence top for now & maybe some small bulbs such as crocus or mini daffs., you should be able to get some leftover ones cheap from a garden centre or somewhere like B&Q & they'd come up fairly quickly if you don't plant them too deep.