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Good luck Gareth, i hope you get things sorted. 😉
Thanks, Dan. Me too. I'd found somewhere only for it to go in the time it took for me to get dressed and catch the bus to the estate agent... Typical.TDI-line said:Good luck Gareth, i hope you get things sorted. 😉
Thanks, Tony. Yeah couldn't sleep, started scaping at 9pm downed tools and got into bed at 6am, worth it though I reckon. Yeah, I hope I can get it planted up too. Not fancying the £70 plant bill that the tank took last time.Tonser said:Sleepless night Garuf ? Scaping til 5am, thats commitment for you
Looks good to me. Hope things get sorted for you and you can get it planted up.
Tony 😀
Thanks Tom, I do see what you mean. When I was planning it I imagined the rocks being the riverbed and the wood becoming lodged while being tumbled down the river which I guess is why I tried to make it look lodged. it's also my "key stone" The scape from which I wanted my focal point and hardscape to stem from. I did swap it out but the scape suffered as a result.rawr said:You've got some great hardscape positioning there. I like that last one too, the large rock underneath the wood is a bit distracting though.
Thank you, John. Very kind words and a very generous offer. Yeah, I'm fancying crypts in their, mosses and ferns too. I fancy lilinopsis and hairgrass too but I don't know. Four leaved clover is also something I'm considering.john starkey said:Hi garuf,I love the last pic it looks nice I think low light plants would look cool,if I can help with cuttings I will Free,regards john.[/code]
Garuf said:4 pots Eleocharis Acicularis
Garuf said:3 pots Hemianthus callitrichoides
Garuf said:3 pots Pogostemon Helferi
Garuf said:3 pots Vallisneria nana
it's a tall mother. but then i suppose you'd put at the sides/rear?....Garuf said:3 pots Lilaeopsis Novea-Zealandia
Garuf said:1 lillie** (possibly, I really want to give having just the surface leaves as a focal point a go but it's apparently far too big in this format?)
haha don't worry mate, I understand. Well I don't, I'm rarely busy these days, I wish I was! I seem to spend all my time looking for houses and the rest of it sitting about in my pants.saintly said:garuf, sorry for the no rely. i've been a busy buzzy bee mate
Garuf said:4 pots Eleocharis Acicularis
I'm thinking a transitionary plant heading from the mid to the background at the sides. Something soft for the layout.saintly said:depends what effect your after. 4 pots would give you enough to fill the back in time.
Garuf said:3 pots Hemianthus callitrichoides
Yeah I hear you on that, but i figured the more the merrier. I'll knock a pot off the list and see how I go.saintly said:2 would do, george will tell you that.
Garuf said:3 pots Pogostemon Helferi
Really?! I really like it, I only want it as a highlighting plant, front centre and right hand side. I did want starugauyne but that's not £3 a pot. You like riccia though so I'll call it evens.saintly said:hate the stuff.
Garuf said:3 pots Vallisneria nana
Oh, so much for low maintenance lol. It shouldn't be that bad should it?saintly said:you'll have fun keeping that in check
Garuf said:3 pots Lilaeopsis Novea-Zealandia
Yeah I wanted to put it in back behind the main rock on the left and behind the rockery on the right where I'd intended to put blyxa but decided I agreed with George and it's been used too often.saintly said:it's a tall mother. but then i suppose you'd put at the sides/rear?....
Garuf said:1 lillie** (possibly, I really want to give having just the surface leaves as a focal point a go but it's apparently far too big in this format?)
That's enough justification for me 😉saintly said:amano's used them in a 60 before 😉
[/quote]saintly said:dude, what the hell do i know?..... just go for it. 😀 what ever happens, happens. good luck and welcome to the working world.