What’s Your Best ‘Bodge Job’ Gardening Story?

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Asked By GardenGnome23 On

I'm curious if anyone has a gardening mishap or quick fix that unexpectedly turned into a cherished part of their garden. I've got this mossy pebble supporting a brick that I just can't help but feel attached to after two years. Anyone else have some fun stories to share about their 'bodge jobs' that became beloved features?

4 Answers

Answered By PicnicPallets12 On

Honestly, most of my garden started as a cobbled-together project! I even made a 'decking' area out of pallets. It's quirky but I really love how it adds character to the space.

Answered By GardenRevamp55 On

Everything in my garden has a bit of a bodge job feel to it! We moved into a new build five years ago and started with basic one-meter borders. Fast forward two years, our garden is so much better after we widened the borders and added a block path. It transformed the space completely! Check out how lush it is now!

BeforeAfter86 -

I love that transformation! Here’s what it looked like before we made the changes — a total makeover!

RevampedRoo21 -

Wow, that’s an impressive difference! Such a great example of how things can evolve!

Answered By TurfTale68 On

I cut up a bunch of lawn to make vegetable plots and piled the leftover turf in one corner, thinking it would break down and create rich soil. Instead, I ended up with this massive mound that looks like a mini hill! I jokingly told my nephew it was a burial mound for people who annoyed me, and now he’s always on his best behavior around it! It’s become quite the feature in my garden.

CuriousNiece77 -

That's hilarious! Kids really believe everything! I guess you can say your mound holds a lot of 'history' now! ?

Answered By NatureNerd92 On

I've got breeze blocks holding up my garden corners, and they've been there forever. They're not exactly fancy, but they've done the job well!

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