Construction of a historic gardening shed

[Anne Repnow]

Thank you, Ashley, I do!

[Brian Ellis]

It really is lovely Anne, and well done to Iris too, no doubt there will be some lovely snowdrops added

[Anne Repnow]

  How did you know, Brian?

[Brian Ellis]

Of course that makes it more than perfect

[Tim Ingram]

Beautiful work by Iris - we had a really delightful time showing a group of gardeners in a trip she had organised around our garden. We have plans for a new 'potting' shed but I doubt it will be as marvellous as this! (Graham Gough at Marchants does have what he and Lucy call a 'potting palace' so some good ideas to draw from 

[Matt T]

Fantastic work, Anne! The terrace sets off the shed nicely and will be a lovely place to sit out.

[Anne Repnow]

Thank you, Matt and Tim - and yes, Iris is quite an artist. I'll be on "Galanthour" with her again in February. Maybe I'll see some of you at Shaftesbury.

[Maggi Young]

An up to date photo of Anne's ( Bolinopsis')  "shed"

[Anne Repnow]

I am particularly happy that birds and bees have accepted the shed: a couple of great tits nests in the box under the gable and there is a nest of black redstarts under the roof. And wild bees are populating the nesting places I hid in various places.

[Maggi Young]

I thought readers might be interested in this view of Anne's  "shed" in its setting  now .....


 - lovely, isn't it?

[Matt T]

Wow! Looks like it has always been there!

[Maggi Young]

This year's recent photo of the  garden by  Anne's  shed .... lovely  display, isn't it?