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Grass seed for shady & damp area

Started this discussion. Last reply by ARTNOIRE Feb 5, 2011. 3 Replies

Can anyone recommend a good grass seed for a shady area which can also be on the damp side?  Continue

Hedging - Noise Reduction

Started this discussion. Last reply by Gareth Apr 4, 2010. 6 Replies

Hi to all and a Happy Easter too!Hope the Scottish members are coping with yet more snow.We've been asked to recommend hedging for a client. They are keen to reduce traffic noise from the road…Continue

TENSAR Greenslope Wraparound System

Started Nov 17, 2009 0 Replies

Hello!Has anyone come across this system (soil filled sandbags laid in stiff plastic netting) used in a domestic setting to act as support for a new terrace? A local builder has advised a potential…Continue

 

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ARTNOIRE replied to Phil Voice's discussion Win a Canon G12 digital camera in the LJN photographic competition 2012
"Snowy Tree This picture was taken in January 2010 up in the field behind our house and I have used it as my desk top background ever since - nature at its best! Anne  "
Dec 1, 2012
ARTNOIRE replied to Adam Pilgrim's discussion Essential van kit - does yours contain everything it SHOULD?
"The most important piece of equipment we carry in Daisy our Merc sprinter is a camping portaloo!!!"
Feb 12, 2012
ARTNOIRE replied to Anthony @ JDC Maintenance's discussion Legalities of putting down rock salt for residental clients, nothing commercial wise
"Hi Guys, Just a quick query - why would CDM apply to salting? "
Nov 22, 2011
ARTNOIRE replied to ARTNOIRE's discussion Grass seed for shady & damp area
"Thanks guys!!"
Feb 5, 2011

PRO MemberGraeme @ BGS replied to ARTNOIRE's discussion Grass seec for shady & damp area
"  Very Similar to Rich’s suggestion. 40%  tufted hairgrass 45% Perennial ryegrass 15% Slender creeping red fescue Sow at warmer soil temperatures (minimum 12°C) and allow minimum three months for establishment combined shade…"
Feb 5, 2011

PRO MemberRich AGS replied to ARTNOIRE's discussion Grass seec for shady & damp area
"Artnoire   I would be using mix of ,    40% -  Tufted hair grass   50% - Perennial rye grass  10% slending creeping red fescue grass.     with a   pre seeding fertiliser…"
Feb 5, 2011
ARTNOIRE replied to John's discussion Certain Builders Merchants
"Why do builders merchants always write on timber in permanent black marker pen, usually in the middle of the timber and always where it will show? "
Feb 5, 2011
ARTNOIRE posted a discussion

Grass seec for shady & damp area

Can anyone recommend a good grass seed for a shady area which can also be on the damp side?  See More
Feb 5, 2011
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Nov 23, 2010
ARTNOIRE replied to chris's discussion Top 10 Equipment
"Again, there's no particular order to this list as our favourite tools are dependant on the job we're working on but the following spring to mind: Felcos (5 & 7) - fab! Daisy our Mercedes Sprinter van Dizzy the cement mixer Big Stick…"
Sep 16, 2010
Gareth replied to ARTNOIRE's discussion Hedging - Noise Reduction
"Has anyone used thickets of bamboo to drown out traffic noise? A dense thicket of the taller varieties can produce a significant sound from their movement, sometimes enough to reduce the impact of traffic noise."
Apr 4, 2010
Andy Thorne replied to ARTNOIRE's discussion Hedging - Noise Reduction
"I would 2nd what Richard says: No hadge will significantly reduce traffic noise. What you need is density (or a vacuum!). A good example would be a earthen berm. Like an inverted ditch to absorb the (mainly low frequency) sound from the…"
Apr 3, 2010
ARTNOIRE replied to Niko Coulthurst's discussion School gardening club - any suggestions
"We spent an afternoon at a local primary school a couple of weeks ago helping the kids to plant some peas. They really enjoyed it and are now taking it in turns to act as 'pea monitors' watering etc. The school didn't have any space…"
Apr 3, 2010
ARTNOIRE replied to Phil Voice's discussion Easter's the start of the domestic gardening season
"We're having a break from doing other people's gardens and cracking on with our own - sowed some more veggies & sorted out the potting shed this afternoon and edging our new pond tomorrow before building a small waterfall/stream - not…"
Apr 3, 2010
ARTNOIRE replied to ARTNOIRE's discussion Hedging - Noise Reduction
"Thanks for comments Steve. Will keep you pposted on the final selection. Anne "
Apr 3, 2010

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ARTNOIRE Creative Landscaping
Primary telephone number:
01204598492
Email address
anne@artnoire.net
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http://artnoire.net
About your business
Our Company is based in Bolton, Lancashire overlooking the West Pennine Moors.

We love a challenge, not least because our own sloping garden is north-east facing with clay soil! We don't think we'll be growing sweetcorn any time soon.

For more information, please see our website.
Business category
Landscaper, Garden Designer, Domestic Garden Maintenance, Landscape Gardener
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Location
266 Tottington Road, Harwood, Bolton

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At 20:30 on November 10, 2009,
PRO MemberGraeme @ BGS said…
Welcome Anne to th LJN site.
At 20:21 on November 10, 2009,
PRO MemberPhil Voice said…
Hi Anne

Welcome to the Landscape Juice Network - I hope you enjoy the site.

Kind regards

Phil Voice
 
 
 

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