Growing panes

Yesterday was huge excitement - the greenhouse was delivered.  Added excitement was whether the lorry would fit onto the driveway - or more precisely could swing so as to fit onto the driveway - but as you can see, it was easy! (well, easy-ish...)

The next excitement was - which of these bits make up my greenhouse?  That's a week's worth of deliveries in there less the three he'd delivered earlier on Monday.

Time will tell whether we have the right bits as we don't have its location ready yet.  So the frames and the panes are currently tidily stacked up in the garage.

The contractors' part of the outside works are basically complete now, and I'm trying to prioritise what next.  Clearly anything bare-root needs to be dealt with ASAP.  BUT - there are things growing in the 'parking bed' which is alongside the stableyard where there is going to be (bare-root) hedge - so they need to be moved first first.  And some of them are going to a bed that until today didn't exist and needed paviours putting in to make the edge first first first.  So, I've done that, now I can move the rest of the stuff out of the parking bed.  Meanwhile many of the rest of the paviours got dumped where the rest of the hedge needs to be and so.... you get the picture. 
Progress so far:
we have the herbs moved into the herb bed, beech whips ordered to make beech columns (left is a bunch of 10 whips as ordered, right is what we see in our mind's eye when we look at them...), the native birch and hazels required by Planning to replace the ash we cut down also ordered, trellis made and fitted to the front wall by the utility room door and trachelospermum planted against it, osteospermums moved out of the parking bed along the front wall, and gravel board bought and cut to make the vegetable plot edges.  Installation thereof will NOT be tomorrow's job, looking at the weather forecast!  Warning to gardening friends and neighbours - at some point soon we will be importuning you for plants...