Since moving to this MQ* in Bedfordshire I am really really struggling to love and feel inspiration for this garden. Not sure why, because I've never had a problem with any patch I've had in nearly twenty years of military moving.
I put a patio in here, Snowdrop put my greenhouse up, we have put in the usual (link-a-bord, for speed) raised beds - yet still I can't bond with it. Why? What is so different for this patch of ground to any other?
I write, on a monthly basis, for another (!) gardening publication but am really struggling to find passion to find interesting stuff here to relay to them.
When we moved here in May it was sort of understood that this will be our last post till Snowdrop retires and would therefore be here for nearly six years - now I find we may be moving (yet again) in 18 months time.
Enough wiffle - send me inspiration, passion and instructions on how to love this garden please - thank you
In case you don't know my history:
*MQ = married quarter, which is a house on military camp
I put a patio in here, Snowdrop put my greenhouse up, we have put in the usual (link-a-bord, for speed) raised beds - yet still I can't bond with it. Why? What is so different for this patch of ground to any other?
I write, on a monthly basis, for another (!) gardening publication but am really struggling to find passion to find interesting stuff here to relay to them.
When we moved here in May it was sort of understood that this will be our last post till Snowdrop retires and would therefore be here for nearly six years - now I find we may be moving (yet again) in 18 months time.
Enough wiffle - send me inspiration, passion and instructions on how to love this garden please - thank you
In case you don't know my history:
*MQ = married quarter, which is a house on military camp
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