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Vacancy

Started this discussion. Last reply by Michael Fitzgerald Jul 18, 2012. 1 Reply

We are looking to recruit an experienced, reliable, willing, person to join an existing blockpaving/flagging team, the work is both domestic & commercial, a driving licience would be an…Continue

Tags: flagging, blockpaving, marshalls, work

Mare's Tails

Started this discussion. Last reply by Gary RK Jan 6. 15 Replies

Does anybody know the the most effective way of eradicating Mares Tails ?Continue

Tags: horsetail, Hippuris, vulgaris, arvense, spp

TIPPER FOR SALE

Started Nov 23, 2011 0 Replies

Hi guy`s,I have an Iveco 75e15 tipper for sale if anyone is interested, I have owned the vehicle for the past 8 years and it has served me well, it is listed on ebay if anyone would like to see any…Continue

Tags: tipper

GREEN WASTE

Started this discussion. Last reply by Simon Smith May 22, 2011. 20 Replies

Hi All,whats the average price you are paying for tipping green waste?  I know this will vary around different parts of the country but I`m just trying to get an averageContinue

Tags: marshalls, driveways, blockpaving

 

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we are a marshalls approved, family run paving and landscaping company based in the south Manchester area, our aim is 100 per cent
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Gary RK replied to Michael Fitzgerald's discussion Mare's Tails
"I always think there is confusion between Horsetails & Mare's tail (I often mix up the names..). I suspect we are all talking about Horsetails as real Mare's tail is an Aquatic based weed ? If so, the issue of bruising or crushing…"
Jan 6
Simon Gough replied to Michael Fitzgerald's discussion Mare's Tails
"Interesting that some folks find crushing the stems help, technically it shouldn't. You have to remember that it is a Xerophyte or conifer which, as with all conifers, has evolved to cope with the the lack of available water in frozen areas of…"
Jan 6
Michael Fitzgerald replied to Christopher Ray's discussion sub contracting and paying other self-employed staff/contractors?
"Dan is correct"
Jul 24, 2012
Michael Fitzgerald replied to Michael Fitzgerald's discussion Vacancy
Jul 18, 2012
Michael Fitzgerald posted a discussion

Vacancy

We are looking to recruit an experienced, reliable, willing, person to join an existing blockpaving/flagging team, the work is both domestic & commercial, a driving licience would be an advantage, this would be a full time position for the right applicant, we are Marshalls approved installers based in the south Manchester area, if anyone is interested in this positionplease call me on 07958 460 222 MikeSee More
Jul 17, 2012

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Gary RK replied to Michael Fitzgerald's discussion Mare's Tails
"Was always told to crush/bruise it first (ie by walking over etc) to improve uptake of pesticide as it has an effectively coat of armour ( as it comes from one of the oldest types of plant - almost prehistoric ). True or not, seems to help/work."
May 23, 2012

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Gardens4u.co.uk replied to Michael Fitzgerald's discussion Mare's Tails
"yes    .  videos somewhere too... "
May 23, 2012
David Benson replied to Michael Fitzgerald's discussion Mares Tails
"try this link http://www.progreen.co.uk/mares/horse-tail/info_17.html i used it but was called kabosh then but it worked fine only needed a second treatment on new emerging stems about 2 weeks later. 3 years later the garden is still…"
May 22, 2012

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Paul McNulty replied to Michael Fitzgerald's discussion Mares Tails
"It's a professional product. You shouldn't be able to buy it without the proper certificates, that's the difference between domestic chemicals, which tend to be ineffective and expensive, and professional ones! "
May 22, 2012
Simon Smith replied to Michael Fitzgerald's discussion Mares Tails
"progreen sell it."
May 22, 2012
Michael Fitzgerald replied to Michael Fitzgerald's discussion Mares Tails
"thanks for the replies, where can I can purchase Kurtail ? is it readily available from b&q wickes etc ?"
May 22, 2012
choughman replied to Michael Fitzgerald's discussion Mares Tails
"many many years ago an old gardener showed me how to deal with maretail. Stamp on it then spray with glyphosate. Obviously this is dependant on where it is but the reasoning is that the plant has a hard "skin" on its leaves that sheds…"
May 22, 2012

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Dan Frazer Gardening replied to Michael Fitzgerald's discussion Mares Tails
"Paul that method is not in breach of anything. I used it to kill rushes growing through a lawn very effectively."
May 22, 2012

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Paul McNulty replied to Michael Fitzgerald's discussion Mares Tails
"With almost no leaf area to spray you're going to struggle. I've used the old-fashioned "rubber-glove and wipe the neat glyphosate on" method successfully before. I'm sure that's in breach of every current 'elf…"
May 21, 2012
Simon Smith replied to Michael Fitzgerald's discussion Mares Tails
"Don't mess about trying to dig it or use multiple sprays of glyphosate Just use the kurtail. It kills almost all of it and very limited re-growth will need a second hit."
May 21, 2012
Kevin Barnett replied to Michael Fitzgerald's discussion Mares Tails
"Its got to be a combination of glyphosphate, carefully digging, and perseverance. Personally I've had plenty on my allotment, but due to the wet weather the ground has been quite wet, Ive been forking over the top and taking hold of the newly…"
May 21, 2012

Michael Fitzgerald's Blog

Chelsea Flower show Exibitors

Posted on July 16, 2010 at 19:53 7 Comments

Hi all,
a thought has just crossed my mind that with all the talent thats associated with the LJN, covering all aspects of landscaping both hard and soft etc, wouldn`t it be a great idea for the LJN TO get together
and showcase this website and its talents at The Chelsea Flower Show next year,
I`m sure it would be a runaway success, anyone interested ?

www.hawkpaving.co.uk

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At 13:17 on August 6, 2010, Debbie Carroll said…
Hi Michael, just read your blog re: show gardens, would love to be involved have helped on two large builds at the planting stage for Hillier Landscapes at chelsea, great fun.

Tried with a fellow Designer to get sponsorship to do Hampton court this year but really tricky times and no luck. I believe there are some funds from RHS for some specific gardens but discovered this too late to do it justice.
At 13:18 on July 27, 2010, Sue Bell said…
Hi Michael, thanks for adding me as a friend. I don't see myself working in your neck of the woods anytime soon, but never say never.

Sue
At 23:24 on July 26, 2010, Helen Reeley said…
Ha ha Michael...I laughed when I saw your friend request and wondered if I'd wandered onto Facebook. Three women friends eh?
At 16:56 on July 25, 2010, Linsey Evans said…
Hi Michael, thanks for adding me as a friend - you're a bit too far away to quote for any of my jobs, but you never know! How's business??

Linsey
www.linseysgardens.com
At 21:31 on July 16, 2010, Kerianne Mulqueen said…
Wow, I have been a member for a matter of hours and already have a friend- thank you Michael- what great networking skills you have!

I am based in the Sussex area, and will certainly bear you in mind if i ever have any work your way.

Take care for now
Keri
At 11:55 on July 5, 2010,
PRO Member
Phil Voice
said…
Hello Michael

Welcome to LJN and thanks for joining us.

I can see you've hit the ground running:-0))

Kind regards


Phil Voice
 
 
 

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