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Could I see pictures of your front gardens please? Thank you in advance.  
Could I see pictures of your front gardens please?

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Thank you everyone. This is my garden at the moment. Wanting to get rid of the stones/pebbles. Would like to grass it and to have something I can keep on top of. I'm rubbish with ideas.  
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@lael0 you could rake the stones to one side and replace the underlay(forgot what it’s called ) then put the stones back onto it. maybe a nice tree in a funky pot in the middle? Pull the weeds out and paint the fence it’ll look great and it’ll be cheaper than turfing and you won’t ever have to cut it or do anything with it then. Besides pull out the odd weed If you need any help you know where I am, I love gardening  
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We can't keep on top of the weeds  we've only managed to move a few of the stones. We don't do gardening  can only manage to cut the back garden. Would love to have it grassed and maybe flowers around the edge and maybe a tree or something in the middle  xx
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I know they are a pain ain’t they! The underlay under your stones has probably deteriorated that’s why they’re coming through! Grass would look lovely xo
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Oh tell me about it. It needs more colour. It's embarrassing. Looks like a tip  xx
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Wow front garden  
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It is a working progress, using wood chip to make the garden more dog friendly. It is a big learning curve for me and my partner as neither of us have been big into gardening before. But I love looking at the pictures of the garden when we first moved in.  
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Low maintenance is my middle name  
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Working progress
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I had a very tiny front garden. But I managed to transform it. I hate it now I love  pictures of NOW on the comments
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No. it's a bloody tip, but the backs all good
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This was early summer last year, first year planted. All waking up now much fuller, lots of self set seedlings which was the plan. All cottage planting for wildlife to enjoy and me to enjoy the plants and the wildlife (apart from the bees that keep attacking me at the mo
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Love your garden @theodoratheodore xx
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I've got one like that.  
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You won’t wanna see a picture of mine. It was nice when I moved in.  
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From the front steps
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From the front gate
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This is how the council have left if disable access
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With a baby escape artist lol!  
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@toothsome like it like it xx
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We now have a big Easter bonnet on the laurel in our front garden thats made with rubbish ‍♀️ why not it’s Easter  
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@nikolas great idea xx
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@nikolas love it xx
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@jobe623 thank you.  
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I’ve not long moved in but hoping to do allotments
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Rainy day
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Here's mine. Not to everyone's taste but we love it. We can't have a fence but a lucky enough to be over looking a green.  
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I have lots of there garden & am missing being there so much. They are both self isolating due to there age.  
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2 days before lockdown!  
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Ooooer missus  
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