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Nick Steele
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  • Newport, Shropshire
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Company name (if applicable)
Barlow Nurseries
First Name:
Nick
Surname:
Steele
Telephone:
01952 550933
Email:
Nick@barlownurseries.co.uk
Website:
http://www.barlownurseries.co.uk
About Me:
Retail nurseryman, specialising in trees, shrubs, and hardy perennial garden plants, garden design consultant (only the green stuff, no concrete wood or metal!) and plant installer.
Your Blog
http://www.barlownurseries.co.uk/blog/
What is your profession i.e. Landscaping, gardening, greenkeeping - other
Retail nurseryman
If you are a professional gardener, landscaper or garden designer, list the services or special skills that you have
Garden border design, supply and installation service covering Shropshire, Staffordshire, Cheshire, West Midlands
How did you find this site?
Too long ago to remember now - but I think it was a link from another site when Phil threatened to expose the identity of the Garden Monkey!

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There are a number of "special" VAT schemes aimed at service industries where there is a large disparity between input costs and turnover (ie, where there is not much VAT to reclaim on expenditure, but lots to pay on income, ie, an unusually high ...
on Saturday
Depends how closely you want to plant ..... we usually offer our customers 3 planting density options, light, medium, and Wow, with guide prices of £15, £20, and £25 per sq mt. That's just for plant supply, but includes design - ie, we specify the...
November 2
If you do mean Trachycarpus, try Palmstead Nurseries, or Europlants.
November 1
E.a. 'Red Cascade' is lovely, but very compact, and slow growing - in a bed that size you'll probably need 3, or will have to be VERY patient!
November 1
Just be very careful what you buy - there's an awful lot of dodgy trailers out there! And Ifor Williams trailers are worth the extra...built like brick outhouses, last forever, and barely depreciate!
November 1
How wide / long is the bed? 750mm depth would be plenty for many shrubs, unless the width or length is very small... Euonymus alatus has good autumn colour, but is deciduous of course. E. a. 'Red Cascade' has even better autumn colour, and is dwa...
October 31
Try marinestore.co.uk
October 30
The URL is too long to fit on the tick without it having to be in a tiny font! Could you register LJN.com and have it redirect to landscapejuicenetwork, then you could retain "Landscape Network" on the logo, so it was clear what it is, and have th...
October 28

Comment Wall (9 comments)

At 8:48am on April 27, 2008, Philip Voice said…
Hi Nick

Welcome to Landscape Juice Network n thanks for joining.
I hope that we are all able to help each other and we all find this resource helpful.

Kind regards


Phil
At 10:11pm on July 9, 2008, Stuart Marler said…
Hi Nick,
Thanks for the reply about google adwords. I have put my name "TVG Landscaping Sussex" as the title of my advert and so hope this will direct more local people.
I might upgrade from the starter edition to the advanced one, that is supposed to enable one to target more locally. Will keep you informed.

Take care,
Stuart
At 7:33pm on September 3, 2008, Cat Fereday said…
Nick -

Rest assured that my faith is restored! Happy Selling at Chatsworth - we won't be able to be there, but you may see Fereday Senior if he and the Mrs fancy a drive out. Fereday S looks a little like Richard Wilson (Meldrew), and was featured in the Gripple print ads.
At 7:35am on September 5, 2008, Rubus said…
Hi Nick, thanks for the response re watering systems. Inevitably, its raining as I write this.
At 12:18pm on January 24, 2009, Shadow Jewers-Hall said…
Thanks for the comment I will try asking CHEP.
Shadow
At 10:30am on March 26, 2009, Surrey Nursery Stock Limited said…
Hi Nick,
If you want to check out our personal blog post on here under Steve & Tina, this will explain things.
At 8:40am on March 27, 2009, Steve & Tina said…
Thanks for your kind words of support.

Yes, it has been 5½ years of hell, but always hey, always look on the bright side of life...de-do-de-do
At 8:42pm on October 4, 2009, pete said…
Hello Nick, could I ask your nursery man's opinion/advice on fungicide for my (cistus, ceanothus, osmanthus) cuttings. I always used Benlate and Hex....something - twenty years ago, but the three products I saw today (two myclobutanil and one mancozeb) all seemed to be saying unsuitable for my delicate cuttings. I intend to try and root them individually in plastic thumb pots in an enclosed propagater with gentle bottom heat... just until rooted, then ventilate a little and pot on in the spring ... but if I were to use a fungicide Nick, out of what's currently available please could you tell me which one?
At 6:58am on October 6, 2009, pete said…
Ok, so nothing much available for the general public then.... as if they don't trust us (just joking).... did you see that 'Vanishing of the Bees' Phil put up -- scary -- and more recently, 'Kitchen Gardens' - now that's what I'd really like to be doing --- Thanks for your advice Nick, just as I remember - thankyou.

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