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    Hi Everyone

    I had never picked up a trowel in my life till I found Lee’s YouTube channel. Im 53. Now Im obsessed so I dont know whether to thank you or curse.

    I have completely dug up all the garden borders  front and back and put in drainage( was clay) and it took around 4 tones of organic compost. Dug a pond. That took all last year . 
    now its ready for planting. We’re growing everything from seed so I expect all the perennials to take another year to mature. Well have to fill up with annuals this year.

    our back garden is made up of 4 separate types of borders as its north facing . There is a dry shade border, a wet bog border, a full sun border and a semi shade border. So weve completely different plants going in each.

    Anyway thanks for all the advice and heres to a great 2023.

    Wesley

     

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    Hi @wesley

    Welcome to the Garden Ninja community. Your garden plans sound fantastic and very in keeping with the 'right plant for the right place' mantra.

    Please post photos once it has been planted so you can share your knowledge with other Ninjas!

    Happy Gardening

    Lee

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