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CMGGarden&Home replied to Dan Frazer Gardening's discussion Phone gone quiet, can anyone reassure me?CMGGarden&Home replied to chris nangle's discussion a bit of feed back please"What beautiful and unusual furniture. Personally we rather like inscriptions on benches and love the idea of the poetry. Your new website is a real joy to navigate and very clear with pricing, carriage etc. all explained - unlike some! Good luck…"
GORDON replied to CMGGarden&Home's discussion Sharpening hand tools and rotary mower blades"Angle grinder each week for mower blades, Dremel type tool on a flexi shaft for hedge trimmers. No need to strip down. As far as I can judge the blades are as sharp as they can be."
PRO MemberNick @ NM Garden Services Ltd replied to CMGGarden&Home's discussion Sharpening hand tools and rotary mower blades
"I use a diamond file on secateurs (use water for lubrication) and a 4 1/2" angle grinder on the mower blades. Don't forget your eye protection! I use a screwdriver though the spindle as well to check the balance.
When buying new mower…"
PRO MemberKieran Ray replied to CMGGarden&Home's discussion Sharpening hand tools and rotary mower blades
"I use an oil stone for small hand tools, secertairs, chisels etc. and a bench grinder for the larger things. Then for balancing the mower blades I use a screw driver as the spindle and file the heavy side of the bladeuntil it is balenced! takes a…"
CMGGarden&Home posted a discussionSharpening hand tools and rotary mower blades
Please can anyone recommend a tool or tools for the above task? There are lots of products on offer on the net and we want to buy something that will give a good result.
CMGGarden&Home replied to Neil Petrie BSc Landscape Mgt's discussion how much?"Hi Neil
We did a similar job. It was impossible to have a skip because of double yellow lines and access was extremely limited so we built a fire pit from old bricks, approximately two metres diameter and half a metre deep. The fire was very hot…"
CMGGarden&Home posted a discussionLooking for a plot, smallholding or similar?
Friends of ours with good horticultural background seek a plot of land, roughly two acres with a house, and preferably with polytunnels, greenhouses or something established for nursery that would equate. Area of search is Sussex, Surrey or Hampshire. Does anyone out there know anyone wanting to sell? Could stretch to about £600,000 Frances & Charlie @ Flower Power
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pete replied to CMGGarden&Home's discussion How can we revive a yew hedge?"I am no expert but mightn't this be an example of why hedging, yew in particular is best planted small (which should also ensure growth at the bottom) ie, at one foot tall. One foot tall yew plants can catch up three foot ones in the course of…"
pete replied to CMGGarden&Home's discussion How can we revive a yew hedge?"I am no expert but mightn't this be an example of why hedging, yew in particular is best planted small (which should also ensure growth at the bottom) ie, at one foot tall. One foot tall yew plants can catch up three foot ones in the course of…"
pete replied to CMGGarden&Home's discussion How can we revive a yew hedge?"I am no expert but mightn't this be an example of why hedging, yew in particular (to ensure growth at the bottom) is best planted small ie, at one foot tall. One foot tall yew plants can catch up three foot ones in the course of nine years…"
pete replied to CMGGarden&Home's discussion How can we revive a yew hedge?"I am no expert but mightn't this be an example of why hedging, yew in particular (to ensure growth at the bottom) is best planted small ie, at one foot tall. One foot tall yew plants can catch up three foot ones in the course of nine years…"
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- At 12:52 on March 17, 2009,
PRO MemberPhil Voice said… - Hi Frances and Charlie and welcome to the Landscape Juice Network.
I hope that you enjoy the site and find it useful in the course of your business.
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