Lee Burkhill: Award Winning Designer & BBC 1's Garden Rescue Presenters Official Blog
Welcome to the Garden Ninja Gardening Forum! If you have a gardening question that you can't find answers to then ask below to seek help from the Garden Ninja army! Please make your garden questions as specific and detailed as possible so the community can provide comprehensive answers in the online forum below.
Welcome to the ultimate beginner gardening and garden design forum! Where no gardening question is too silly or obvious. This online gardening forum is run by Lee Burkhill, the Garden Ninja from BBC 1's Garden Rescue and a trusted group of experienced gardeners.
Whether you are a beginner or an expert gardener, it's a safe place to ask garden-related questions for garden design or planting. If you have a problem in your garden or need help, this is the Garden Forum for you!
Posting Rules: This space is open for all garden-related questions. Please be polite, courteous and respectful. If you wouldn't say it to your mum's face, then don't post it here. Please don't promote, sell, link spam or advertise here. Please don't ask for 'cheeky' full Garden redesigns here. They will be deleted.
Quote from My tiny garden on 27th February 2022, 5:28 pm
Thought I would join, so I would have a 'go to' place for advice and tips, as a novice gardener. As a follower of Lee on Instagram ( ilovecats2607) YouTube and Garden Rescue, I'm hoping to further my knowledge of basic gardening. I have a very small courtyard garden, which I manage to look after with a bit of help from my youngest daughter (since being diagnosed with osteoarthritis in my hips). Two small borders, gravel and paving make up my little sanctuary, that I manage to fill with shrubs, planters and pots galore. Gardening is painful for me at times, but I love it, so I plod on and try and grow as much as I can within the space.
Thought I would join, so I would have a 'go to' place for advice and tips, as a novice gardener. As a follower of Lee on Instagram ( ilovecats2607) YouTube and Garden Rescue, I'm hoping to further my knowledge of basic gardening. I have a very small courtyard garden, which I manage to look after with a bit of help from my youngest daughter (since being diagnosed with osteoarthritis in my hips). Two small borders, gravel and paving make up my little sanctuary, that I manage to fill with shrubs, planters and pots galore. Gardening is painful for me at times, but I love it, so I plod on and try and grow as much as I can within the space.
Lee Garden Ninja and Cardnim have reacted to this post.
Welcome to the Garden Ninja Gardening Forum and Blog!
Good to see you here and hope you enjoy the hundreds of guides and articles. Gardening in any amount is so beneficial for mental health and well being so its not the amoiunt but the act that counts!
Happy gardening!
Hi My Tiny Garden!
Welcome to the Garden Ninja Gardening Forum and Blog!
Good to see you here and hope you enjoy the hundreds of guides and articles. Gardening in any amount is so beneficial for mental health and well being so its not the amoiunt but the act that counts!
Lee Burkhill: Award Winning Designer & BBC 1's Garden Rescue Presenters Official Blog
To my Newsletter
To my YouTube channel