Sheds - what do you keep in yours?

[Hayley]

What basics and essentials do you have in your shed?

[alldigging]

A really nice shelfy thing Nic made for me for putting my tools tidy in and putting junk on.

Essential things:
bags for putting harvests in.
tools.
Spare gloves.

[mothhawk]

garden tools
plant pots/seed trays/other saved plastic pots suitable for same
plastic cloches x 2
empty hanging baskets
spare fleece
plastic buckets (6 I think) plus 1 galvanised
thick gardening gloves (1 right hand, 3 left hand for some reason) plus a few nitrile gloves
plastic basket with plant ties/string/hose nozzles/plant labels/clothes pegs/fleece stakes
canes, all sizes
bird feeders
old paint
paste table (slightly mouldy)
large polystyrene sheet out of some packaging
18 inch section of tree trunk (rowan )
watering cans 2
spare roses for above
lawn mower
spare lid for extra dalek
stone hot water bottle
indoor bulb bowls and pots
mini propagator - heated
garden sieve
yard brush
ironing board
step ladder
wellies
bottle of seaweed solution
oil for tools
bicycle and helmet
hosepipe
a few spare tiles from indoor decorating

Well, you did ask....

[veggiechicken]

I have absolutely no idea

[Thelma Sanders]

All the essentials are in there somewhere - but I always have trouble finding anything under the netting and canes that I've crammed in

[Hans Mum]

Camping stove & kettle :-)

[Lazy Gardener]

Rubbish only. Fed up of going down the allotment and finding the door open again.

[Pineberry]

On out site the entire week old shed has developed legs. So nothing in my shed, and no locks, at least will not get vandalised. (If anyone wonders why I put it there, I did not it was there already)

[bario1]

A sea of tangled netting, string, canes and cobwebs.

[WPG]

No matter how many times I sort out the shed, it's a certainty that the essentials - secateurs and string - will be hiding. So while looking for them in a rush, the shed gets untidied all over again.

I mainly use the shed for storing all the assorted boxes of powders and potions, so there's a peculiar smell of bonemeal, seaweed, chicken manure pelllets, and worst of all, the Slug-gone wool pellets, which totally stink. Also the griddle which is used to strain the comfrey tea is kept in the shed, which has it's own aroma.

Needless to say, I try not to spend too much time in there.

[Glutton4...]

Shed 1: Dishwasher (no room in kitchen), LL's mower (useless and too small), Spare items for Hubby's work. Logs for the winter.
Shed 2: Pushbikes, Hubby's workbench, toolboxes and tools.
Shed 3: More spares for Hubby's work, and anything that wouldn't fit in Shed 2.
Shed 4: My gardening tools and equipment - can't get in the ruddy door.
Shed 5: Furniture, and other items that don't fit in this pokey little house.
Shed 6: Chickens.

Could do with another...

[Jardiniere]

mine is actually the 'cave' or cellar under the house which opens up into the garden. Here is a photo taken a couple of years ago when it was tidy...its a right mess now.

[Jardiniere]

oops wrong photo ...this is the one i meant to send