The rise of battery-powered machinery has impressed Richard Dexter, Head of Grounds and Gardens at Oakham School, but he believes “Dennis Mowers has gone one step further and made it even better.”
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The rise of battery-powered machinery has impressed Richard Dexter, Head of Grounds and Gardens at…
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We were delighted to welcome 300 people in person for our first full RTM Show Live since 2019!…
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Echo PB 9010T
We currently use the Echo PB 8010 blowers, awesome machines. Seen that Echo have now bought out the PB 9010T which has more power , 48 Newtons as opposed to 44 Newtons with the 8010.Struggling to find any in the UK anyone know of any dealers holding stock?
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Equipment you would like to rent, but can't find
What items of equipment have you tried to rent but either had difficulty finding them or maybe not managed to find them at all? Here are a few examples:Power Rake (for soil preparation)Power ScythePowered HayrakePowered Soil SieveFence Post Driver
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Winter gritting
Hi look for some advise on pricing winter gritting services. I have a lot of experience in gritting just looking at offering the service for myself. thanks for your help
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Concrete under lawn.
For four seasons I have been cutting a lawn on an as and when basis with the brief of just keeping it reasonably tidy. There is a patch in it which I always assumed is where the concrete mixer stood and was washed out when the house was built. This year the weather has wrecked the less than perfect lawn, so I decided to dig a hole in it this afternoon to confirm what I thought and sure enough when the house was built in 1967 six inches of top soil was thrown over the concrete mixer washing, …
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Inflation
Just a heads up on the other threads about rising costs etc.I have just been given notice that some stock bricks will be increasing by a MASSIVE 28.5% on October 1st. This is from a smaller builders merchants chain in the South East but after giving up looking for LBC's earlier in the year (London bricks apparenlty had a 6 month waiting list on orders to merchants.How on earth do they expect anybody to be able to work with prices increasing like these? I can understand the why's, fuel…
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Queens funeral
Hi guys and girls Are you working on Monday as usual (domestic gardens) ?
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What's your biggest garden design bugbear
Good morning everyone. This week I'm working on a Q&A blogpost to be published later in the month. It will be about overcome difficulties with any aspect of garden design - long waiting times, complex relationships, hard-to-build designs, selling the idea of garden design to the customer ------you name it, if it bugs you, let us hear about it.If you'd prefer to answer anonymously, please email me hello@mygardendesign.co.uk - I'm really interested in what you have to say.Thanks in advancePaul
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Red thread
Any advice from the forum would be much appreciated on how to deal with a lawn that has brown patches that are proving difficult to clear, despite applications of Dualitas, regular aeration and collecting when mowing. I think it's red thread it happy to be corrected if it isn't.the lawn is irrigated by an overnight sprinkler system.Thanks in advance for any advice.Am trying to work out how to insert photos in this post - please bear with me!!
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