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I am delighted to welcome Carol Miers as Features writer for Landscape Juice - Carol's appointment was announced yesterday and already Carol has set to work on some new projects. It is with thanks to our sponsors that has enabled me to take this step and broaden our reach. Carol's subject matter will vary. From one-to-one interviews with Landscape Juice Network members as well as notable people outside the network who have an important role to play in our industry through to indepth articles on training, sustainability and the environment. Carol brings a rich journalistic background, ranging from news and current affairs and writing and producing for local radio - read Carol's 'about' page. Three notable projects Carol's been involved in are, helping to redesign a portable chainsaw mill for use by small groups in rainforests, to avoid the effects of clear-felling, covering a conservation project for sturgeon in the Gironde Estuary and red squirrel conservation in Wales. A special mention to Landscape juice sponsors for their support for making this investment possible: Marshalls - Britain's largest landscaping material manufacturer. Green-tech.co.uk - for all your landscaping, forestry and construction needs. Bau Outdoors - quality garden furniture and accessories to compliment the perfect design. Henchman - safe hedge cutting platforms and ladders. The Lawn Company - lawn treatment supplies. Exterior Decking - individually sourced and contemporary decking of the highest quality for trade and retail Stable Drive - gravel stabilisation panels provide a secure gravel containment and reinforcement system. Pavejoint from Ultrascape - ready to use jointing sand ideal for all domestic paving applications. S3i cable-railing.co.uk - stainless steel deck balustrade cables for landscaping applications. Fake Lawns - synthetic grass for any application.
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Landscape Juice replied to Gary MCKINSTRY's discussion New to my business
"Hi Gary, would you like to add a few more notes about your experience of using the machines for others on the network?
I wonder what types of grass you've used them on, long, short, wet, dry? Also what are the noise levels like and any issues when…"
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Pete Henchey replied to T &T gardening services ltd's discussion Mulching Mowers
"Ah ok thanks for the advice"
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Billybop replied to Adam Woods's discussion Coming to a large garden near you!!
"yes these robots are most welcome to take any of my lawn jobs"
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David Benson replied to Adam Woods's discussion Coming to a large garden near you!!
"very good but there will still be a need for the strimmer and lawn edgers "
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Adam Woods posted a discussion
Yesterday I went to a client to see this - there are two of them, and have been sold to keep their 2 acres of lawn comprising of 3 massive lawns, with hills,scattered trees and shrubs, together with a traditional square lawn near.  the house. TO cut…
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Graham Taylor replied to Ag's discussion PA1/6 Applying Bacteria based Moss killers for Lawns
"Just do it................ commonsense says its ok even if mindless bureaucracy suggests not. .  If we've got it wrong, whoever is going to report you +  its not as though you'll be going to prison! "
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In the world of football, the quality of the playing surface can make a significant difference in the game's outcome and the overall experience for players and spectators alike.While top-tier stadiums often boast pristine pitches, grassroots clubs…
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Liam Healy posted a discussion
**Posted with admin (Henry’s) permission - Thank you, Henry.** I am selling a custom chipper and trailer set-up. Ideal for small/one person landscaping/gardening. The narrow access means it can pass through most side/garden gates and you can chip…
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Peter sellers replied to T &T gardening services ltd's discussion Mulching Mowers
"We tried the grin but massively overpriced, the mulching performance no better than our 537HRX HY'S, not tried the Etesia but the HRX gives us the ability to collect when we need to without messing about with mulch plugs or swapping blades"
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Pete Henchey replied to T &T gardening services ltd's discussion Mulching Mowers
"Thanks Peter, so do you have experience with the Etesia and Grin mulching machines?"
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Gary R replied to Ag's discussion PA1/6 Applying Bacteria based Moss killers for Lawns
"I'd say no. Unless it's a herbacide or pestercide I don't think you'd need a PA1 / PA6"
Monday
Billybop replied to Andrew Betteridge's discussion Ego hedgecutter recall in Australia
"Cheers for the heads up Andrew, am a big fan of some of the Ego kit, but even without the safety issue the performance of that design of hedge trimmer is totally underwhelming anyhow"
Monday
Andrew Betteridge posted a discussion
Some Ego hedgecutters have been recalled in Australia due to starting unexpectedly. https://7news.com.au/news/ego-power-cordless-brushless-hedge-trimme...
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