Garden looking great Mark. Between you you are both doing a fab job.
You’ve got a lovely garden, you make a great gardening team. Well done both of you 
Regards Sue
@mrfrederickson , to be fair, it’s nicer than mine. 
Sadly Johnny it doesn’t bare close examination needs spiking and the areas where the britches peed on it and some seeding
Yet another amazing effort @mrfrederickson I’m trying to get one final cut in but the rain up north here is not obliging. A later life convert to the threrapy of gardening I am.
I’m up north no sign of rain yet but due, I’m only getting going with the garden after a lifetime of doing it for our family and in support of of my wife,
A grandson of a gamer it’s in my blood , love growing and tending, my dad was the lawn buffvandbifvi recover enough to push the new push along mower I’ll give it some stripes
@mrfrederickson , well at least you can treat this like a project. Still neater than my lawn.
Yes Johnny very much my approach 2years in and a long way to go! The problem as with all new houses twenty years ago the builders didn’t clean their mess up fro around the house so under the lawns back and front they will have left all manner of brick rubble and cement pugs the dips in the lawn at the back are vey tricky to navigate on my left weakness side. The cost of correctly clearing and turfing. Back and front are many thousands of pounds and will never be recouped in any future sale . So I will tinker around the edges and maintain and care for the lawn until it is too much for me to do then I’ll pay someone else to help with it’s upkeep
@mrfrederickson , be careful of rogue traders. There were quite a few in my area over the summer. Use Check-a-trade website before you hire someone. Always ignore doorstep callers. I’m sure you know all this but, best be safe than sorry. As for builders, don’t get me started about them. Many are not very good at “cleaning up”. I’d hate to think what some of them are like at home. 