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Sustainable Group

A group for those involved in the practice of sustainable and self sufficiency techniques for landscaping, gardening and development.

Members: 175
Latest Activity: Aug 22

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Pip Howard

Hedgehog Demise - Landscapers being blamed 4 Replies

Started by Pip Howard. Last reply by Rose Lennard Aug 13.

Philip Voice

Alternative energy to power your home. 6 Replies

Started by Philip Voice. Last reply by Nicky Patterson Feb 26.

Sustainable Landscaping

Landscape Character Network

Started by Sustainable Landscaping Oct. 16, 2009.

Comment Wall

Kerrie John-The garden design Co Comment by Kerrie John-The garden design Co on March 11, 2009 at 7:54pm
Sustainability is the new black! Without exception, new clients are asking for raised beds and areas within the garden to create veg/fruit growing. Greenhouses are also in vogue!
Simon Knops Comment by Simon Knops on March 11, 2009 at 8:06pm
Fantastic idea. And agree completely with Kerrie - not sure about the black though surely something a bit brighter for spring!
Kerrie John-The garden design Co Comment by Kerrie John-The garden design Co on March 11, 2009 at 8:08pm
Oh, black's a girlie thing. Supposed to makes ones frame look finer!
colin Comment by colin on March 11, 2009 at 8:11pm
rainbow carrots are better than black
Richard Loader Comment by Richard Loader on March 11, 2009 at 8:16pm
Sue and myself have been working on the sustainable thing for many years now.......we have the veggies sorted pretty much. We are now trying hard to get fruit growing reliable - part of that is to get a forest garden up and running
Richard Loader Comment by Richard Loader on March 11, 2009 at 8:17pm
Black French turnips are excellent, thoroughly recommended.
Kerrie John-The garden design Co Comment by Kerrie John-The garden design Co on March 11, 2009 at 8:22pm
Oh god, what have I started?
Please invite ladies on here, feeling a bit out numbered!! But no talk of petrol fired things that need helmets and anti vibrator gloves. Save that for the boys toy section.
niall gibb Comment by niall gibb on March 11, 2009 at 8:26pm
yeah made a few sleeper veg plots last year,grow my own herbs and like to use them in cooking although the wife always comments that what if an animal has peed on them!
Philip Voice Comment by Philip Voice on March 11, 2009 at 8:27pm
Lol Kerrie

I think you can hold your own here:-0))

Pip Howard asked for this group to be started and I am not so sure what took us (me) so long. I think it is one of the most active groups in the shortest possible time since we started.

I am looking forward to some suggestions/posts/experiences and suggestions.
Philip Voice Comment by Philip Voice on March 11, 2009 at 8:28pm
"what if an animal has peed on them"

Tell her it is this ammonia that has caused such vigorous and healthy growth :)

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Sustainable Landscaping Pip Howard Philip Voice John Honeyman Kerrie John-The garden design Co Richard Loader Bigyin dgeorgea Karen Moorcroft Daniel Johnson III John www.acegardenservices.co.uk Fenlandphil Nicky Patterson Hamish James The Perfumed Garden David Channon Helen Gazeley Helen Nock laara copley-smith Peter Ward Glynis Hales James Gardner Rose Lennard colin niall gibb Garden2office Ltd Heidi Joyce David Brimm Simon Knops
 
 
 

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