Nicola, New garden - re-build in progress! (NW10)
Styles: Contemporary, Water, Wildflower
Soil types: Clay
Soil drainage: Moist but well-drained
Soil pH: Neutral
Light: Full Sun
Aspect: South, West
Exposure: Sheltered
Hardiness: Tender in frost (H3), Hardy (H4)
So excited - my garden is being re-designed and re-built by Landform Consultants. Landform is owned by Mark Gregory. He and his team won 3 Gold Medals at Chelsea Flower Show 2010:)) My choices include: Marshalls Eclipse (ethically sourced) range for paving which look very contemporary. Hillout fencing, shed and bench - great quality timber products! Planting choices yet to come - that will be fun when we get to the planting.Nicola's garden plan
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Plants in Nicola's garden
Plants in Nicola's garden
Plants Nicola wants
Plants Nicola wants
Nicola
About me
Hi - I am Nicola - Founder of this website. I started it as a way to help others with the same issues I was facing with gardening. I wanted simple, easy-to-use and proactive advice to help me to get the most from my garden.
Gardening expertise
Newbie
Biggest gardening accomplishments
I transformed my garden in Queens Park. It became a great space for entertaining and for having a cold drink in at the end of a long day ... also I built this website for gardeners! I am proud of that too.
Biggest gardening frustrations
In the early days, I made many mistakes. I planted lavender in clay soil for example... and all of them died! This site helps you to avoid such disasters!
The gardening project I am currently working on
Mark Gregory, Landform Consultants, is overhauling my garden! He won 3 gold medals at Chelsea Flower Show 2010 & is Chairman APL.
On the web
Twitter: http://twitter.com/shootgardening
Facebook: http://twitter.com/shootgardening
YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/ShootGardening
Nicola's forum posts
Re: Re: Clematis Viticella 'Mary Rose'
Sun. 5th February 2012 08:20
Re: Re: Plant for identification
Fri. 3rd February 2012 08:04
Re: wrong photo?
Tue. 31st January 2012 18:07
