When we bought our first house, we acknowledged a simple truth: at some point, the price for buying the house that was just right for us would be an awful lot of time and effort spent trying to sort out the jungle that was masquerading as our new back garden. At first glance, our garden had seemed to be an overgrown mess that nobody had ever done anything with. However, on closer inspection is appeared that a previous owner had lovingly cultivated maximum benefit from this small space, but that work had been undone several times over by the people we bought the house from, who had not only let carefully managed shrubs and trees grow out of all proportion with what a ...  Read the complete review