Gardening

[fox123]

Moved in to our new house last September, and the garden is a right bloody mess.

I really am not green fingered, but since the nice weather over the last couple of days, I have actually found it quite therapeutic.

Anyone else enjoy spending time doing their garden up, or just enjoy spending time chilling in the garden!?

[Webbo]

When we first bought our house I loved doing the garden. The novelty eventually wore off.

[Trav Le Bleu]

I like messing around in the garden and having it nice and tidy, but I'm not one of these people who plant rows of plants and change them for every season. I like the slightly wild look of lots of perrenials in and English Cottage Garden style. Much less maintenence and you're right, it's very therapeutic.

[davieG]

Unless there's a big clearing job to do with an axe or a saw I find it all tedious so I just let mine do it's own thing. Mind you I do have a particularly difficult garden anyway.

[Matt]

I had to saw a tree down this afternoon for my mum, that's about as much gardening as I do - Probably be different when I have my own place though.

[Bellend Sebastian]

I bought an electric saw yesterday, and today I've been enjoying chopping a tree into little pieces.

I'm not sure that counts as gardening, but it was in the garden

[Guest]

I'm allergic to gardens in the traditional sense, so prefer to keep mine slabbed/gravelled etc. It does mean that there is very little maintenance so it's win-win for me!

[stez]

gardening's for gays and weirdos

[fox123]

gardening's for gays and weirdos

It's actually not too bad once you get started.

[hairy]

Outdoor speaker + beer + sun + gardening = happy hairy

[stez]

It's actually not too bad once you get started.

it is very bad. unless you're getting paid for it

[Tommy G]

i'm quite keen on a couple of hours at the weekend but it shouldn't really be an activity of someone at the age of 21 really.