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Ours always looks the same no matter how long we go away for 
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funflair
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Scalped the lawn thinking you would get the sack but it didn't work, Mum and Dad saw through that one straight awayYes please lol....
Still can't believe you can have a garden like that without spending all your time in it...
I'm not a Gardner but I do mum and dads each time I visit...
Mow the lawn cut the hedge weed the flower beds etc... then I get a bollocking for doing something wrong...
I did scalp the lawn once with the mower set too low.... never been allowed to forget it..
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That's one thing we never have to worry about up here, Rising sea levels and flooding.
Nicely mown lawns tho. Be careful Anthea that will be your job for life!
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Here's Buster sliding on the cool grass to ease his sunburned belly today at Thornwick Bay @ Flamborough . Any cool spot he'd slide along like a slug be it beach grass or gravel . Still smiling though .The like wasn't for Busters burnt belly
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I don't worry about it either. Life's too shortThat's one thing we never have to worry about up here, Rising sea levels and flooding.
Nice garden ff...
I don't worry about it either. Life's too short
I worry though
, the wind took the roof off one year and we were almost a pile of rubble during storm Desmond. Everywhere has advantages and pitfalls.
Perhaps it's grass burn and not sunburn!!poor Buster.
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It does get a bit hairy here sometimes but we have been lucky so farI worry though
That was last time Rob did it , mine today wasn't quite so tidy!!
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Spose if I had watered them they would look fine... 
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This was when it was looking its best
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Now I could live with just my deck with pots and the water feature I made. Dogs have a lower garden that's really rough grass, hidden from the house so I just pick up any poo and throw the mower over it when I can.
Love to see beautiful gardens but I'm no gardener, could kill ivy. Rainy day in Devon, re-did the deck a few weeks ago, yet to tackle the fence. Looks pretty in the evening with all the lights on.
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We have a grass cutting service:
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Our little piece of Sussex
The Rose Garden
The Kitchen Garden
The Fruit Garden
The Patio
The Log Garden
The Orchard and Cluckingham Palace
The Rose Garden
The Kitchen Garden
The Fruit Garden
The Patio
The Log Garden
The Orchard and Cluckingham Palace
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@Robert Clark was the garden developed when you bought it or have you done it, which ever way a lot of work but beautiful, you could get lost in a garden like that, nothing I like better than been set free with a set of secateurs and some roses that need dead heading.
Where is the lemon tree?
Lovely garden areas you must have a man that 'does 'to help as you are away so much!!!
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Robert Clark
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When we moved in (2004) the house and garden were in a pretty sorry state.
The garden was re designed and landscaped a few years ago.
I'm glad you like it - thank you
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The Lemon trees live on the patio during the summer.
The garden is lovingly tended by a local lady who used to be a gardener with the National Trust .
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Now sold it Griff after 35 years, buying a little place on the sea front with a normal size garden and hope to be in at end July
Lovely just waiting for a nice G and T!!
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We've gone the other way. I hate any and all gardening with a passion so artificial grass and decking was the way forward.
Dog proof and almost maintenance free.
Dog proof and almost maintenance free.
@Robert Clark we are selling ours as later in life keeping up with maintenance of a large garden is too time consuming and stops us from travelling. Your lovely home must also be very time consuming.
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Not at all
Our gardening 'lady' comes in two mornings a week during the summer. The lawns are also cut once a week.
Our son moves in when we're away and looks after the chickens and FANG.
The grandchildren love it - they say it's like having a little holiday.
Works for us
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