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John Honeyman's Discussions
Garden Shows - Who gains most - exhibitor or organiser?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Nick Steele Jun 6.
Iris spuria 'Orientalis'
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John Honeyman's Groups
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Tree and Woodland
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Garden Photographers
24 members
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Growing Vegetables
40 members
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Garden Design Group
97 members
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Sustainable Group
137 members
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Another tree hugging story. Whilst a mature student at Uni, our professer pointed out a living fossil in Uni grounds Ginkgo biloba, and proceeded to hug it, inviting us all to do the same.
Anyway looking to start a locally produced charcoal busine...
This White Iris is a beauty. It along with masses of other cheap bulbs was intended to replace purchased cut flowers in the house. I utilised an old waterbed as a raised plot in our allotment in which to gow our cut flowers. However they look be...
Hi, Re the knotweed, I have tended to use glyphosate based weedkillers, primarily as its broken down in the soil. However it is a listed invasive weed and there is advice on eradication on environment agency website http://www.environment-agency.g...
Its an impossible question to answer! The exhibitors certainly won't be doing it free - i imagine their fees will range from maybe £100 for the smallest nursery stand to £'000's for a large catering stand.
From the organisers point of view there ...
Great question John.
I have added your question to this weeks newsletter.
Hi 2all,
Just venting some ire at Stansted Garden Show in Hampshire charging £7 to get in. There are 100's of exhibitors listed how much are they charged (I have not exhibited as yet, but will be doing so in the future), if they exhibit for free £...
A group for Arboriculturists, Silviculturists and anyone interested in Trees and Woodland Management.
This comment may be a bit late for Ian, but re carrot fly - they are weak flyers any barrier over 20inches tends to stop them. Some use artificial others recommend a close sown barrier crop.
Neil, this is a beauty, was this in the studio or outside?
Like you I am always trying to gain new perspective. I do not use a studio, which can get me pretty dirty at times. I have just got a small portable light tent to act as a windbreak for ou...
Thanks Phil, Will look into typepad as an option because as you say web-site should not become an all encompassing task.
Hi John
Take a look at Typepad - http://www.sixapart.com/uk/typepad/
By using this system you can concentrate on writing your site content and a link hierarchy automatically. I would not want the site to become a distraction from the objective o...
Hi John
Take a look at Typepad - http://www.sixapart.com/uk/typepad/
By using this system you can concentrate on writing your site content and a link hierarchy automatically. I would not want the site to become a distraction from the objective o...
I am presently moderately mind-dead having decided to get online and build my own website (had a hosting account for months). I have started this blog, because by publicising my intent means I have to get on with it, and my experiences could be of...
Thanks everybody you've all given me alot to get on with.
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- At 11:18am on May 1, 2009,
Philip Voice said…
- Hello John
I do apologise for the delay in welcoming you to the Landscape Juice Network.
I hope that you enjoy the site and find it of use to you in your business - I am sure that you will find it a friendly place - and if I can be of any assistance then please do not hesitate to get in touch.
Kind regards
Phil
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Web Design Virgin
I am presently moderately mind-dead having decided to get online and build my own website (had a hosting account for months). I have started this blog, because by publicising my intent means I have to get on with it, and my experiences could be of use to others on the network. If only to warn of the pitfalls or to just give a good laugh.
I know this is not an IT site, but we all use the net, and even though it is a major global player at present this is going to massively expand - could even hav… Continue
I know this is not an IT site, but we all use the net, and even though it is a major global player at present this is going to massively expand - could even hav… Continue
Posted on May 20, 2009 at 9:59pm — 2 Comments
Garden Design Software
Now I am very computer literate, familiar with digital photography and its associated colour management. However when it comes to garden design - I believe listening to the client is the key, I do this, translate this to them verbally, with sketches on the back of anything that comes to hand. I communicate my concepts with my passion for the project, but maybe need to start being more professional (might get me more commissions) and produce eye catching CA Designs.
Now there are loads on the ma… Continue
Now there are loads on the ma… Continue
Posted on May 16, 2009 at 11:03am — 7 Comments
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