[Aunt Sally]

Can you sow cushions ?

[DD.]

Don't be silly.

Of course you can, how else are you going to get one of these?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cushion_plant

[Paul Plots]

"Cushion plants - commonly grow in rapidly draining rocky or sandy soils"

What this shed needs is drainage!!

And......more hot drinks

[parttimer]

Can you sow cushions ?

I'll give anything a go. I'm much better with a paint brush though.

[Paul Plots]

Can you sow cushions ?

I'll give anything a go. I'm much better with a paint brush though.

Splash it all over 

[Aunt Sally]

Splash it all over 

Certainly not !

The decor of our shed needs great care and attention to detail

[Ice]

The decor of our shed needs great care and attention to detail

Especially when one is using Farrow and Ball paint.

[mumofstig]

Estate Emulsion of course, none of the modern stuff - so inferior 

[Ice]

Estate Emulsion of course, none of the modern stuff - so inferior 

Naturally. In the words of that great song "I second that emulsion"

[mumofstig]

  no need of a 2nd coat with F&B 

I've got some left-over Theresa's Green Egghell for the door, if it matches Auntie's cushions, of course ?

[plum crumble]

could  anything match Auntie's cushions? I mean, really?   

[Aunt Sally]

We must be haybowt the classyest gardeners hin the werld 

Very well done, hevery one 

[arugula]

Farrow & Ball, there's posh!

[mumofstig]

only the best is good enough for us 

[Paul Plots]

I'm sure it'll last and look loverly... but my dad always used old cooking oil.

Ponged propper nice strong on a warm summers day - the shed still looks as good as new too.

It'd be one way of using up the old chip pan fat when those what inhabit the shed have finished their fry-ups 

(Some how I don't think this suggestion is going to go down too well.