Last year I left a sloped garden with heavy clay soil for a flat rectangle of new lawn and thought I had it made. The soil is chalky, just for a change. However half the garden (and the bit we see most, holds a sewage treatment plant with 4 manholes in the middle of the lawn and an electric pump in full view. How do others garden around these obvious eyesores? Should I forget the idea of planting and opt for big pots and tubs instead? I'm concerned that roots from shrubs and bushes may cause problems.
Trump blames Zelensky for war on Ukraine and says they need a new leader 🙄
Waitrose has stopped providing bags for loose veg.
