I’ve found that to fix patches, a good way is to scruff up the soil, put seed down then cover it lightly with grass clippings. Helps keep the seeds damp and the birds off.
Your side of the fence needs treating or possibly painting. Other than that it looks good, a proper wild garden designed to attract the rare trampeous hobolus species. If you’re still not attracting them (even with your stirling efforts) try adding a large rusty oil barrel and an open bottle of Rustins.
You’d think the ice cream pink was the most outstanding feature of that house wouldn’t you?
No. The 4 foot porcelain Alsatian in the window steals the show.
Still, people know where I live with little explanation:
“Oh, by the pink house?”
*sigh*
“Yes. Next to the yellow one, Mine’s the unconventional brick colour”
“Why have they painted it pink?”
“I don’t ****** know!!”
No. The 4 foot porcelain Alsatian in the window steals the show.
That might just beat the 6ft gorilla statue that resides at the entrance to a gated property down the road. They even have a ******* knight in armour beside the front door too. WTF?
Thats just reminded me I saw a gorilla outside a house the other day. Think I might have been riding near Garforth, Leeds but I might be mistaken. Proper WTF moment!!
I dare you to paint your house like the love child of the neighbours in mr blobby spots.
Also no points for not encroaching your garden into the street to reclaim a bigger foot print.. it’s not too late to grow a nice hedge that overlaps the street by a good 2 foot though.