If you had £10k to spend in your garden what would you buy?

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A pond
A new bench

A proper pond with pond plants.
A wildflower area.
Really good roses.

Get the patio done!

I have a sloped garden, so would invest in terracing

Pond
Pizza oven (chef to make pizzas in pizza oven)

Winding cobblestone paths, which I'll gradually surround with more and more plants propagated and divided over time.

I did this and put in a red brick patio. Best decision I’ve made about the garden.

I would love £10,000 to spend on my garden!

It might encourage the fencers to hurry up and put mine up. I would like a very... difficult... and partially dead hedge removing and reinstating with another (edible) variety. The lawn area needs some love and attention, so a few tonne bags of topsoil, manure and fresh grass seed wouldn't go amiss. Oh, and some more dwarf fruit trees, so that I could have a little orchard.

I would also buy the big chicken run that I have my eye on, and chickens... who would then trash my garden 😁Bees would be nice, too.

New patio and paths
Some mature shrubs
More roses
Just lost a beautiful horse chestnut tree so maybe a mature replacement

A gardener

Topsoil and trees.

Patio re-grout. Decking replacement.
A couple more fruit trees, maybe apricot & plum.
And as @Calling said, really good roses.

edited to clarify what needs doing to the patio!

More roses. So many more roses (my David Austin’s have been an absolute pleasure this year).

Greenhouse.
More veg beds.
Trug.
Espalier apple and pear trees.
A plum tree.

A new table and chairs.

A nice potting shed
Pretty greenhouse
Some turf
And a new gate

A folly styled as a Graeco-Roman temple.

New patio !

Drainage of a particularly soggy part of the garden, and spend whatever's left on a consignment of good topsoil.

I’d get a top-notch garden designer to come up with the perfect solution to my potentially lovely but overgrown and shady patch. Don’t know how far the 10k would go but surely it’d at least cover the design and the planting plan, plus the odd bit of necessary landscaping.

Terracing a small slope which is difficult to plant at the moment. Reduce planted area and have greater dry garden space which doesn’t need too much maintenance. Extend the patio near the kitchen and buy a robot lawnmower. None of the above and buy a garden room.

Dig up my lawn and replave with some medium sized pebbles with interspersed planting and spanners to extend so that I don't have to see my neighbours ugly sheds.

Extend patio
Pergola or some other kind of shade
New garden furniture
Pleached trees along the back
Kids climbing frame
Flower bed along the back

We spent £20,000 on it last year, but if I had another £10,000 I’d get a lovely water feature put in and a bunch of well established plants as ours is a very young garden currently, I’d love crawling plants across the tops of our trellising (forgot the name, I’m not a natural gardener 🤣)

Pleached trees! That’s the one, thanks PP.

A cedar gazebo to grill and pizza oven under all year round aka ‘outdoor kitchen’

A garden office with sauna and a telescope. I have always wanted a telescope.

I would level the garden. Have a garden shed big enough for my new eldest son to live in 😂😂