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To draw or not to draw?
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Hi Laara, this is really beautiful, i love the grassy mounds!
ECO BUILD 09 at Earls Court
March 3, 2009 to March 5, 2009
Come along to the largest UK event for sustainable construction, includes plenty for garden designers. Visit our stand, GS11 in the Green Shoots section. Free entry.
It does take a few days for the birds to get used to a new feeding area - even if they regularly visit your neighbours. Also, different species will feed in different ways - we have a variety of feeders and ingredients and I also make sure I scatt...
Dear Charlotte
Sorry to arrive late on this topic but it's an interesting issue. I think Clive W has made some good points.
Firstly I would say we have to use what ever tools are available to us to communicate our ideas. I use VECTORWORKS for all ...
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- Charlotte Noar Garden Design
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- Charlotte
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- gardendesign@charlottenoar.co.uk
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- I am an artist turned garden designer who loves the challenge of turning unloved outdoor spaces into beautiful gardens. There is nothing more satisfying! I love the outdoor nature of the work and the variety it brings.
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- From site survey to finished planting we offer a personal, customised garden design service to suit every taste and budget. We specialise in urban gardens combining the traditional with the contemporary to suit your lifestyle.
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Feed the birds...
In the last couple of months I’ve been woken at night by the sound of the dawn chorus, which is a beautiful sound, but strange since I would have thought it was something you would expect to hear in summer. So I was really pleased to have been given a bird feeder for Christmas so that I might be able to attract these birds and see them during the daytime.
Despite my initial enthusiasm though I haven’t seen so much as a peck at the tasty peanuts that are hanging in the garden - I wonder if perha… Continue
Despite my initial enthusiasm though I haven’t seen so much as a peck at the tasty peanuts that are hanging in the garden - I wonder if perha… Continue
Posted on January 30, 2009 at 10:30am — 6 Comments
Down tools
Let’s face it, January is not the busiest time of the year for working in the garden. But if you think of January in the garden as the outdoor equivalent of the “spring clean” you give your home you will be well prepared for the next round of work this year.
As much as we try to always clean our tools after using them, and religiously oil our secateurs and shears, sometimes these jobs are overlooked - especially when you’ve just finished a long days work outdoors, it’s cold and dark and all you… Continue
As much as we try to always clean our tools after using them, and religiously oil our secateurs and shears, sometimes these jobs are overlooked - especially when you’ve just finished a long days work outdoors, it’s cold and dark and all you… Continue
Posted on January 29, 2009 at 11:30am — 1 Comment
Comment Wall (7 comments)
- At 4:48pm on December 1, 2008,
Ohio Plantsman said… - Hi from Ohio USA, Im interested in your certification process in UK?
Mark
- At 10:02pm on December 7, 2008,
Ofer El said… - nice to meet you and welcome to be a part of LJ
Will be nice to learn from you and help you if you will need
- At 6:41pm on December 8, 2008,
Daniel Kaye said… - Hi Charlotte,
No we dont use the bugs as they are not approved for use just yet. They are also unlikely to be a useful tool in eradication as they will only control such rapid growth. As you can imagine they will not wipe the plant out as they will wipe themselves out in the process!
We work nationwide so London is no problem, if you need anymore information you can contact me directly or visit our website www.nimrodenvironmental.co.uk
Kind Regards,
Dan
- At 5:41pm on January 14, 2009,
Richard Clegg said… - Hi Charlotte. Love your work. I stopped by your site and noticed some dry stone in there! Best wishes. Richard
- At 10:43am on January 21, 2009,
Charlotte Noar said…
- Hmm, not sure what the dry stone might have been, i don't think i have done any in my gardens. Although i did once go on a dry stone walling course run by BTCV in Leeds. I loved it! Unfortunately there's not that much call for it in the type of london gardens i design, but when i find the opportunity i'll slip on in somewhere....
- At 7:31pm on January 21, 2009,
Richard Clegg said…
- Hi Charlotte. I am currently working in Totteridge Green London on extensive dry stone walls and paving. London is turned on to dry stone!
I will try my best to pursude you to set me on!
PS. I am associated with the uk no1 walling and grounds work contractors so no project is too daunting.
Best wishes
- At 2:59am on February 21, 2009,
Alice Joyce said…
- Hello Charlotte, lovely work... and in London, one of my favorite cities.
Do drop by and visit my blog, I write about garden design and garden travel. Perhaps we can make a connection here. Regards, Alice http://BayAreaTendrils.blogspot.com
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