Neighbours’ garden fall out

mover her into a flat ..no garden¬!

Concrete :-(((

what does she expect grass grows..: )

Thistle wrote:what does she expect grass grows..: )

Especially when it is fed with bull S H I T..as there is enough there ..cant understand the press reporting this anyway i asked them to report of winning gardens from the island and was told there is not enough room in the press .
they only seem to pick stories that will cause misery to some and all thing negative .
bad press yet agian

Misery to whom ?

to the ones they report of and their families

Have any of you asked if there is a reason this woman cant do her garden. Maybe she is disabled or her child is disabled and needs all her attention.



I dont know this woman, never even heard of her until I saw her name here. But I know from personel experience that people can be quick to judge.



I had the same thing happen to me a few weeks ago here in Australia. A neighbour complained that my grass was too long. I had a visit from the local council who on realising that I had had a serious accident and was'nt just being "lazy" as you people have put it, then sent someone around to do it for me free of charge. They are now looking at putting something more permanant in place as it doe'snt look like i'll ever be able to do any gardening again. (It's hard with a broken back)



As I said I've never met this woman, but please give her the benefit of the doubt.

this woman is a singlemum on supp benefit and is quite capable of doing her own garden.its not that she cant do her garden she wont do her garden.her excuse she cant afford to buy the tools ...sorry to hear you you have broken your back michas....i hope you are getting all the helpyou need mate.

kat wrote:to the ones they report of and their families

Surely these people bring it upon themselves by their own actions, or in this case inaction.

And well done Mike, at 65 you're doing a great job. It really is nice to see a well kept garden and it is no mean feat to maintain one, loads of hours but it is pleasing to all walk passed.



And now the sting, if the next door garden is such a dump how about some help from the neighbours to get it on the way. Once it is up and running the owner can keep it tidy. Rubbish may be down to the states but garden is down to the owner.

"And now the sting, if the next door garden is such a dump how about some
help from the neighbours to get it on the way. Once it is up and
running the owner can keep it tidy. Rubbish may be down to the states
but garden is down to the owner."



I actually agree with you Plimmerton,, I know it probably won't happen again......LOL

Where i live we have much much worse than that .some of the garden are a stinking tip
i blame housing ,it tell us on our tenancy agreement we have to keep it tidy
since this family trashed their garden and have not been made to clean it up ,other have now done the same

The housing should get a gang together and with the tenant clean it and show them how to do it.then in return this tenants must become part of a gang who go onto others to clean up the gardens ,this way they pay back for their being clean and it will give them the know how to keep their tidy.

i have over the years helped many neighbours who were unable to do their garden for some reason.
Now these who I have helped keep theirs nice and tidy..
There are a few that whatever you do to help they will just sit and watch.
As for the neighbour who complained before anyone sings his praise ,his own garden was just as bad a few year back..

I do hope this lady will get some kind of assistance and be part of it being cleaned up.
Perhaps her father in law who had his own garden business might be able to help her here.,even if it is with advice .

Digger wrote:

I actually agree with you Plimmerton,, I know it probably won't happen again......LOL

Digger, enjoy the feeling, for once you are right!!!!!!



(sorry couldn't resist it)

@Plimmerton............