after our departure from Carnell at Kilmarnock i was offered a piece of ground at coalhall on the A70 towards Cumnock Mr Quentin Mc Ghee from strathayr nursery offered me a polly tunnel at a very reasonable price  we dismantled it and have it at coalhall.  The garden has surprised us all at the flourishing beauty of the cultivars saved from Carnell we hope to expand our named varieties to a wider spectrum

 and extend the site to encourage more members to take part in the societies activities at Ayr flower show and to enter into the compettitive spirit ,

so to other items that have been done since the first open day at carnell we hope you enjoy the pictures and the story that goes with it jim mc master

 as one can see four men to fix one little pipe one to supervise and three to do the job.

      unwrapping the pollythene ready to fit

 Gordon Wests arrangement    

 left first raffel winer

right a welcome break

 most of the pictures are recent events if you have any pictures of delphiniums send them to me jamesmcmaster0596@btinternet.com for viewing by members

non members may visit but not place pictures on the pages .

 the picture on the right is the start of the garden in the spring of 2011 in the month of May.