Garden design
right plant right place feature
Adam Harris
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Ive just logged on to discover the right plant right place function. All I get when I click on it is the usual options and cannot figure out how to get onto it. Can anybody help!! cheers
Posted: Tuesday 12th of March 2024 05:26 PM Last reply: Monday 24th of March 2025 12:31 PM
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On the trail how long before your images become available from photos imported?
Posted: Tuesday 7th of March 2023 04:55 PM Last reply: Wednesday 12th of March 2025 11:54 AM
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Hi there Barbara, please send any issues you have to our support team at shoot@shootgardening.co.uk. They will ask you to provide more information so we can assist you with your issues. Thanks!
Posted: Monday 4th of April 2022 08:35 AM
Re: The garden design planner does not work
barbora novotna
773 1
Hi there,
The planner won't work. It is not the first time but now I wanted to share it with a potential client and I cannot open it. I'm not using mac just a PC, my reception is fine just the planner won't open. I've deleted the app and installed it again and that didn't help. Can you please assist?
Many Thanks
The planner won't work. It is not the first time but now I wanted to share it with a potential client and I cannot open it. I'm not using mac just a PC, my reception is fine just the planner won't open. I've deleted the app and installed it again and that didn't help. Can you please assist?
Many Thanks
Posted: Sunday 3rd of April 2022 05:04 PM
Re: Archiving
Theodora
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Hi Roz, this change is in relation to the new website launch coming later this year. We have been asking members since October last year to clear out their archived gardens as these will be paid for in the next version of Shoot. You can see the email which was sent today here. I hope that helps? Best wishes, Thea
Posted: Tuesday 1st of March 2022 05:42 PM
Archiving
Roz Cochrane
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Hi there, has anyone ever experienced loosing their archiving option? Mine seems to have vanished so, having already five live files, I can't create another. Any ideas much appreciated. Thanks Roz
Posted: Tuesday 1st of March 2022 04:59 PM Last reply: Saturday 1st of March 2025 11:51 AM
Re: Raised Metal walkway
Gwynneth
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Depending where in Devon you are there is likely to be a forge not too far away. I Googled ‘metal forges in Devon’ and ‘Fabricators in Devon’ and a few came up. Even if you were a number of miles away, from the forge, they would no doubt deliver for you.
Alternatively, may be a local farm would have a farm worker who is good at fabricating.
I suggest you place the order ASAP as the cost of materials is increasing day on day at the moment.
Alternatively, may be a local farm would have a farm worker who is good at fabricating.
I suggest you place the order ASAP as the cost of materials is increasing day on day at the moment.
Posted: Wednesday 11th of August 2021 03:57 PM
I hate butterflies
Gwynneth
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Although I was a gardener for many years I never took the time to notice which flowering plants butterflies didn’t go to.
I want a pretty garden, but I don’t want butterflies. I know how important they are, but they can do their ‘thing’ either at the bottom of my garden, or in someone else’s.
I hate them. They terrify me. The fear escalates beyond anything imaginable if one gets in the house. I almost fell of a ride-on mower one day when I was attacked by a butterfly leaping out from a bush and aiming straight for my jugular !! You probably get my point by now.
So, has anyone noticed which flowering plants rarely have a visit from a butterfly, please?
I want a pretty garden, but I don’t want butterflies. I know how important they are, but they can do their ‘thing’ either at the bottom of my garden, or in someone else’s.
I hate them. They terrify me. The fear escalates beyond anything imaginable if one gets in the house. I almost fell of a ride-on mower one day when I was attacked by a butterfly leaping out from a bush and aiming straight for my jugular !! You probably get my point by now.
So, has anyone noticed which flowering plants rarely have a visit from a butterfly, please?
Posted: Wednesday 11th of August 2021 03:49 PM Last reply: Sunday 16th of March 2025 09:40 PM
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Good afternoon
Im undertaking a garden redesign
One part of the project is a raised walkway but im struggling to find anyone that can help me with this.
it consists of three lengths set out in an "s" shape
the lengths are 2 x 3m by .8-1m wide and a shorter one of 2m by .8-1m wide.
the walkway would be .25m above the finished level with lights and plants under so an open appearance would be desired.
Ive included a plan and a few pictures to explain it more clearly
I’m thinking a galvanised structure bolted together on site that the grill sits in. The structure will be sat on concrete pads.
The trouble is I have no idea who could make this for me. Any ideas at all.
I’m in Devon in the uk.
Im undertaking a garden redesign
One part of the project is a raised walkway but im struggling to find anyone that can help me with this.
it consists of three lengths set out in an "s" shape
the lengths are 2 x 3m by .8-1m wide and a shorter one of 2m by .8-1m wide.
the walkway would be .25m above the finished level with lights and plants under so an open appearance would be desired.
Ive included a plan and a few pictures to explain it more clearly
I’m thinking a galvanised structure bolted together on site that the grill sits in. The structure will be sat on concrete pads.
The trouble is I have no idea who could make this for me. Any ideas at all.
I’m in Devon in the uk.
Posted: Thursday 29th of July 2021 09:40 AM Last reply: Saturday 1st of March 2025 07:53 AM
Can I save my first plan as my second garden
Sharon Cargill
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I have spent quite a bit of time drawing out a plan of my garden, however I would like to save this original outline as a new name (my second garden plan), so that I can try an alternative design on the same outline without having to redraw it. Any suggestions? Thank you
Posted: Tuesday 18th of May 2021 10:27 PM Last reply: Saturday 1st of March 2025 05:25 AM
Visualise my garden through the seasons
Lucy Beck
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Hi All, I’m a newbie and a novice gardener just starting out. I have a large garden in Fovant on the outskirts of Salisbury.
I joined the platform in the hope I would be able to visualise my garden through the seasons. I’d like to make sure there is always something of interest from say March through to October with flowers and leaves changing colour etc.
Does anyone have any tips on how to do this please? Or could you point me to any apps for the UK market that will help me do this.
I joined the platform in the hope I would be able to visualise my garden through the seasons. I’d like to make sure there is always something of interest from say March through to October with flowers and leaves changing colour etc.
Does anyone have any tips on how to do this please? Or could you point me to any apps for the UK market that will help me do this.
Posted: Wednesday 5th of May 2021 07:28 AM Last reply: Tuesday 5th of November 2024 04:21 PM
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Hi there, you can try the curved drawing tool (second from the left option) which will add more green and blue dots to manage the final shape. Please see attached.
Hope that helps?
Hope that helps?
Posted: Tuesday 13th of April 2021 01:29 PM
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Hi,
I'm using the hobby garden planner to design our garden ready for landscaping, Is there any way to add extra curve points onto an object. I have a nice square lawn with edging added to my design but I want to add some curved beds and then have the lawn curve around them. At the moment there's only 1x green curve handle on each side?
Alternatively any tips to help with this would be great. Less concerned about actual colour/look as we'll choose products with the landscaper, it's just to get a visualisation of our idea printed out and something they can refer to (e.g. where to lay the lawn edging!).
Thanks.
I'm using the hobby garden planner to design our garden ready for landscaping, Is there any way to add extra curve points onto an object. I have a nice square lawn with edging added to my design but I want to add some curved beds and then have the lawn curve around them. At the moment there's only 1x green curve handle on each side?
Alternatively any tips to help with this would be great. Less concerned about actual colour/look as we'll choose products with the landscaper, it's just to get a visualisation of our idea printed out and something they can refer to (e.g. where to lay the lawn edging!).
Thanks.
Posted: Tuesday 13th of April 2021 10:35 AM Last reply: Saturday 1st of March 2025 04:05 AM
Re: Re: Re: Re: Moodboard
Sophie Knittel
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Thank you Nicola, looks like there is a video that will answer my question. Thank you again!
Posted: Thursday 25th of March 2021 06:23 PM
Re: Re: Re: Moodboard
Nicola
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Ah great OK - you can see a range of help videos here for you too.
Posted: Thursday 25th of March 2021 05:48 PM
Re: Re: Moodboard
Sophie Knittel
337 1
Hello Nicola, thank you for your response. No, I am not a designer, just a member and the moodboards would be to help me plan for my own borders, making sure I am making the right planting choice so they don't look like clown borders :))
Posted: Thursday 25th of March 2021 05:17 PM
Re: Moodboard
Nicola
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Hi Sophie, sure thing - yes.
Are you a garden designer? You can learn more on our upcoming free webinars or email us at shoot@shootgardening.co.uk for a demo.
We would be delighted to show you that feature. You can add any list of plants in one click and create beautiful moodboards.
All the best, Nicola
Are you a garden designer? You can learn more on our upcoming free webinars or email us at shoot@shootgardening.co.uk for a demo.
We would be delighted to show you that feature. You can add any list of plants in one click and create beautiful moodboards.
All the best, Nicola
Posted: Thursday 25th of March 2021 02:18 PM Last reply: Thursday 25th of March 2021 02:20 PM
Moodboard
Sophie Knittel
337 1
I have seen on Shoot Gardening's Facebook and Instagram accounts posts that there is the possibility to create mood boards. I am interested in this feature for my own garden but can't seem to find it. Could anyone help?
Thank you
Thank you
Posted: Thursday 25th of March 2021 01:09 PM Last reply: Monday 10th of March 2025 02:03 PM
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A quick picture would help. I can't really visualise what you need from this description....
Posted: Saturday 30th of January 2021 12:42 PM
informal screening / softening of view of raised beds
Michael Nolan
281 1
Hoping for suggestions...I have just had a veg flower garden created with high raised beds (high because I hope to graze sheep around them at times to keep the area informal but under control. However they start at the top of a slope about 30 feet long rising 6 feet from the house and look an eyesore being at eye level . The slope tapers but starts at about 30 feet wide I need low maintenance screen or at least something to soften the view about 8/12 feet high that is tough (windy here at 800 feet in Lancashire) thought of foreground rugosa backed with something taller such as field maple pruned as needed to control height but a bit boring maybe?? soil loamy a bit acidic shallow with rock and clay under but as a slope reasonably drained not shady any ideas appreciated
Posted: Saturday 16th of January 2021 01:05 PM Last reply: Saturday 1st of March 2025 03:07 AM
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When I print my garden plan to paper or pdf, I have ticked box saying I want plants to be numbered so it's easier to look them up on the key. But the numbers are not nicely on top of the plant they are offset to the right, so with all the plants I have they are actually sitting on the wrong plants and totally confusing! Is there a wrong setting or someting I can change to align them? Thankyou
Posted: Monday 12th of October 2020 02:22 PM Last reply: Saturday 1st of March 2025 12:09 AM
Re: Good combination to go with tulips
KevinHoward
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Hey. Yes, I agree, Tulips are very delicate and neat flowers. I would pick up something from spring flowers for example. You can find them here (url removed). These are also very beautiful flowers.
Posted: Friday 9th of October 2020 03:07 PM
Re: Good combination to go with tulips
KevinHoward
510 0
Hey. Yes, I agree, Tulips are very delicate and neat flowers. I would choose something from spring flowers for them, for example Hyacinthoides Hispanica, Cyclamen, Puschkinia or Eranthis (Winter Aconite). You can find them here (url removed). These are also very beautiful flowers.
Posted: Friday 9th of October 2020 03:05 PM
Re: What size compact tractor do I need?
Alicgmood12
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I think that 3D Wagon Hauling Small Tractors will be good for your goals
Posted: Thursday 8th of October 2020 10:09 AM
What size compact tractor do I need?
DerekShellman66
237 1
If you plan to use your tractor for mowing in addition to other basic farming tasks, like manure handling, consider a compact tractor with 25 to 45 hp. Compact tractors are convenient and easy to use. They're small size also allows you to store them in a garage or shed.
Posted: Monday 21st of September 2020 12:30 AM Last reply: Tuesday 19th of November 2024 01:39 PM