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hi sounds good any chance of a raised area so the sea can be viewed whilst seated? without peering into the neighbours garden
Cut out the top foot or two of fence panels and replace with trellis.
A running water feature/pool. Mediterranean plants, lavender/ olive tree etc.
Apricot-RHS pruning book.
Cat grave- some kind of edging, menbrane/cover with gravel. You could put some ornamental chain suspended round it.
maybe even a terracotta italianate statue of a cat, surrounded by a drift of nepeta, in memory of Tiddles
Yeah i was thinking terracotta, pale sand stone/marble statue's etc.
Stroke of genius-cat statue and cat mint-crack. 😂
Cheers Honey lol I planted an apricot tree in our orchard several years ago, I think one year we had 2 apricots on it, I think it's a weather related or pollination issue, pruning wise I think they are the same as a plum tree but could be wrong. Incidentally we ourselves have a cat buried at the foot of the apricot tree which seemed fitting as it had beautiful apricot coloured fur. My idea of the raised area to view the sea might not work if the client is elderly or due to space constraints obviously
I've never had the opportunity or privileged of pruning an apricot. Stone fruit same pruning as plum etc. Pollination by paint brush and cover with fleace when in flower to protect from frost. I didn't have a quick look on the RHS website honest!😳
pidgeons as well
I visited Heligan recently - there was a great garden there.... not that big - see https://images.app.goo.gl/8RJeMri2VLQBG6329
Just what I was thinking of lol! Lovely place heligan, Better than wisley.
The two are not even remotely comparable in fairness.
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