• I think having a look in charity shops is a good idea for books.

    Also there's an old ground force one someone recommended to me which has good basics, albeit a dated style.

    The Internet is good, but it's almost information overload.

    The best starting point is to work out what you have and then search from there:

    • which direction do you face?
    • where do you get sun/shade and how much?
    • what is your soil type? (you can buy pH testers cheaply off ebay)
    • what is your soil quality?
    • which of the above can you change/which are fixed?
    • what do you want to use the space for?
    • what is your appetite for maintenance?

    Your Garden Made Perfect on iplayer is fun for inspiration. Garden Rescue is probably more grounded in reality/useful.

  • Tx!

    I worked out what the soil is from the plants that grow on it, unless I want a full bog garden I'll have to replace some of it.

    Garden rescue sounds like plan a ATM I'll definitely keep parts "wild" but look at the state of it.


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