At last I have managed to complete the insect hotel. There are a few finishing touches needed and it remains to be seen how well the sedum roots and stays in position. But on the whole I am pleased with the look.


I placed a layer of carpet over the roof and a strip of left-over pond liner on top.
Then I laid on the upturned turf and finally huge mounds of sedum from all around the garden.
It was watered really well.
Most of the sedum we`ve grown has come from about half a dozen plants. They are so easy to root.
I saved some pieces that broke off. In my next blog I will show how I have taken cuttings.

The carpet has been laid on the cob shed roof.

The carpet has been laid on the cob shed roof.
To see how we made the insect hotel see my previous blog called
Nippy November 2013
Nippy November 2013
I love it, it looks fantastic. It blends in so well with the garden, I'm sure many insects will be pleased to call it home :) x x x
ReplyDeleteWell I did notice a couple of snails in there as I was working on it. As long as they stay there I don`t mind!!!
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