Gardening..

[ianrauk]

It will come

I can categorly say it won't.

 

[ianrauk]

[QUOTE 4802076, member: 259"]From the pics you've posted of your garden it looks like you do it with tweezers![/QUOTE]
Well that's the problem. I'm just as anal as keeping weeds out of the lawn as I am keeping my bikes clean.

 

[Heltor Chasca]

Blimey. Imagine you had to do this gardening malarkey for a living

 

[HertzvanRental]

I think I have the solution! Sell the house, buy a flat, join the National Trust! Sorted!!

 

[Mrs M]

I can categorly say it won't.

That's what I though a while back
Now I eagerly await my next online delivery of 72 plug plants, planning a new border and perusing the web for my next palm tree

 

[HertzvanRental]

To prove the point, I today spent a while promenading around Mottisfont, a National Trust property in Hampshire. Fine weather, things easy on the eye, and I had to do no weeding, digging etc. whatsoever!!

( Did have to buy Mrs v R a coffee and a bun, though!!)

 

[EltonFrog]

I loathe gardening with a passion. It bores the arse off me, it's hard work, it's dirty, then when it's done you have to do it again a few days later. Bah!

Sometimes I wish I could live in a flat or even better a hotel.

 

[ianrauk]

I think I have the solution! Sell the house, buy a flat, join the National Trust! Sorted!!

I loathe gardening with a passion. It bores the arse off me, it's hard work, it's dirty, then when it's done you have to do it again a few days later. Bah!

Sometimes I wish I could live in a flat or even better a hotel.

I could quite easily and happily live in a flat with a nice balcony instead of a garden but Mrs Ian won't.

15 years I go we lived in a fantastic 2 floor maisonette that had shared gardens that were looked after by the estate management. Loved it as we could utilise the garden and space without having to waste hours every weekend gardening.

 

[Chromatic]

Well I'm over 50 and I don't appreciate the 'joys'.

So am I and nor do I.

 

[Moodyman]

Cut the hedge, mowed the lawn - I'm shattered.

I too find gardening bloody hard work. Although I like the look of it when done.

 

[roadrash]

My former colleagues got me vouchers for the local garden centre when I left a few weeks ago; thankfully they also sell a decent range of clothing and I managed to get a new jacket

@Marmion I bet its not as nice as Jonathon Edwards jacket

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

@Marmion I bet its not as nice as Jonathon Edwards jacket

It's not

 

[screenman]

What is hard work about gardening?

Must admit it is not my favourite hobby but I am keen on clean and tidy.

 

[screenman]

[QUOTE 4802169, member: 259"]I cannot stand cutting hedges. It's filthy, sweaty, noisy and mucky.[/QUOTE]

But like riding a bike then.

 

[screenman]

[QUOTE 4802182, member: 259"]Not noisy though.[/QUOTE]

That I would imagine depends on where you ride.