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"This is invaluable for anyone working with trees, includes a guide to Visual Tree Assesment (VTA): Trees: Body language, Diagnosis, Biomechanics- an open door to a wonderful world! by Claus Mattheck"
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"The importance of 'Mother Trees' in fungi / tree root / forest ecosystems explained really well - http://blip.tv/the-university-of-british-columbia/do-trees-communicate-5351099"
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Sustainable Landscapes for UK and France
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07866910571
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info@paysagedurable.com
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About your business
CSL was a unique enterprise, which was the first model co operative landscaping and land management unit in SW England. Due to legislation and largely as a result of its own success CSL disbanded in late 2009. Several smaller outfits were borne out of it and are successes in their own right.

For further information email - info@paysagedurable.com

Dry Stone Walling services at http://www.cornishgardenlandscaping.co.uk

Tree and Woodland Services at http://europeantrees.wordpress.com

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The blog will remain and continue as a small illustration of some of the sustainable techniques and associated blurb, written to highlight sustainable practice as a guide for others hoping to expand their businesses and practice into this arena.
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Draft NPPF - An Opportunity for the Landscaping Industry to Stand Up and be Counted?

Posted on July 26, 2011 at 11:00 0 Comments

The long awaited draft National Planning Policy Framework was published yesterday and the consultation started:

http://www.communities.gov.uk/documents/planningandbuilding/pdf/1951811.pdf

 

It certainly has 'streamlined' planning guidance for the UK, and will quite rightly face severe criticism from the conservationists due to the heavily one sided approach in favour of…

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Our Forests

Posted on June 16, 2011 at 10:30 0 Comments

 

Yesterday, the UK agreed to sign up to a legally binding agreement for sustainable forest management together with 46 other states, (despite Lord Henley stating on the 17th May that the UK was opposed to the signing to the EU in Brussels). There is a void between decisions for progression by DECC and DEFRA and whilst the government sort this out, the rather…

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Big Society - Great idea but will local Government and Quangos allow it to succeed?

Posted on January 10, 2011 at 13:00 0 Comments

The fundamental ideas behind the 'Big Society' could not be more welcome in the UK. The UK has an impressive voice in publishing and spouting rhetorical positive ideas across the world - with much of these ideas from UK sources being adopted elsewhere, particularly in EU states - In reality back in the UK this noise is rarely followed up with actual on the ground action. For the last twenty years the UK has steadily slipped down…

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Can Climate Change Help Protect the UK landscape?

Posted on December 23, 2010 at 13:00 2 Comments

Last nights Panorama program on Supermarket domination did not focus, as so many other media reports have, on simply the taste, price and animal welfare aspects of supply and demand together with our unsuppressed appetite for supermarkets; but contained a lot of information with regards the actual damage this domination is causing on the countryside, and those who maintain the countryside and the landscape in…

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The Christmas Tree

Posted on December 13, 2010 at 17:00 1 Comment

I love the new Tate installation -Tate Britain Unveils Naked Christmas Tree.

Whilst to many involved within the horticultural and landscaping industries it could be viewed with a sneer and as with so much new art in the UK it will and needs to gain criticism. I personally feel that it celebrates the conical shape of the classic Christmas tree in its own beauty.

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At 23:34 on March 2, 2010, lorraine bush said…
i'l do my best to recommend all LJN's to get discounts, though takes time lol thats big companies for you
At 9:15 on December 12, 2009, John said…
Re latest blog,
I have thought of a name for you,
The S.A.S men - The sythe and spade men.
At 9:40 on December 8, 2009, Felicity Waters said…
hey thanks - glad to hear i am not the only one
At 17:37 on December 5, 2009, Robert and Louise said…
Thanks. Hope you've got the right website. Whats your website called? How's work for you at the moment? Next year is looking very quiet for us. Tell me about yourself / company and I will reciprocate. Please be patient as I do not use Landscape juice that often but I will try to be prompt with my response.

Cheers

Rob
At 19:38 on November 28, 2009, Tristan@Tpgs said…
Cheers for the welcome, site looks good.
At 19:40 on October 14, 2009, Michael Thompson said…
Hello Cornwall Landscaping, (if that is your real name) The Eden Project already has a Rammed Earth visitor centre, get your friend to spend an hour or so on my my website, loads of videos and construction photos. http://rammedearth.webs.com
At 18:14 on October 9, 2009, ben ranyard said…
Hi, Just for a little more information. I have been a garden maintenance chap for 3 yrs. Previously I worked for 2 yrs for a landscaper in Cambridge. I am looking to emigrate to New Zealand but need to save a substantial amount first for my business visa. I need to settle down somewhere for 4 yrs in order to do this. I want to experience a little more of the uk before I leave, I moved to Edinburgh in the spring, it was generally easy (with a load of leg work) to drum up business, but most of it was city gardens and they all want me to stop coming now the winter is here. Plus I'm not enjoying my experience of the city in general. I am moving back to Cambridge for a while whilst I work out a new plan. I have been to Cornwall at least 20 times and loved it, the reason I would be hesitant about moving would be a lack of work. I charge £15 an hour. If I'm a good boy I can save money on that rate, but no less. Is this a reasonable amount for Cornwall? And what about laboring for a landscaping firm whilst I look for work...is there a glut of laborers as there is in the South East?
Sorry for so many questions! Thank you.
At 19:55 on October 6, 2009, John said…
Hi,
Thanks for the friends invite,
You have a nice setup down in Cornwall, just had a look at the website.
We are based in Kingswear at the moment, but I have also lived in Torquay, and still work in and around the town a few days every week.
John
At 8:23 on August 28, 2009, Alan Berry said…
The path is made up of a self binding gravel from a local quarry (it is actually the same as was used to surface The Mall in London). It is laid over a membrane to a depth of @300mm in two two layers, the top layer being finer than the base. It is compacted with a ride on roller and forms a very hard robused path.
At 17:28 on July 13, 2009,
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Ofer El-hashahar
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message to pip,
the link my website work fine from here,
so i am surprised,
please try to e-mail me direct so I can E-mail back
plantsfromzion@gmail.com
I think i can help with that
 
 
 

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