What would you do?
When the garden of a potential customer could be bad for your health, should you move on and not send in a quote?

Project lead Epsom
100 square metres driveway in Marshalls Cobbletech

How to avoid time wasters... advice needed
How can you strike a balance between appealing to a possible client and not giving away too many ideas?

Mill wheel by Martin Brown

Leatherjackets - update
Agricultural pesticide manufacturers have noted a rise in the presence of leatherjackets in grass.

Mulching mower
Do you have any thoughts, recommendations or ideas on mulching mowers?

Small landscaping/paving job in Watford
A small landscaping job on offer requiring work on a raised bed and improvement to the patio area.

2014 flower shows
Entry and accommodation packages for Chelsea Flower show in May and Hampton Court Flower show and Tatton Park in July.

HARDI kalibottle
Has anyone any experience of a HARDI kalibottle for calibrating knapsack sprayers?

Fence panel painting and staining
One member of the network is wondering if offering a fence care service may help boost their incomes, especially at quieter times of the year.

Starting up with a young family and a low budget
It is an exciting prospect starting up a new business, network members offer some tips and advice on getting up and running.

Landscaping machinery and operator needed (Manchester)
Looking for someone who can help with the preparation of a demolition site for grass seeding.

What's your favourite gardening tool?
What piece of equipment do you use day in day out, and couldn't get by without?

National Minimum Wage will rise by 19p to £6.50 per hour
The government has approved a rise in the National Minimum Wage to £6.50 per hour later this year.

Sale of five 'alien' aquatic plants to be banned from April
A sales ban on some aquatic pond plants comes into full force in April which will stop the trade in five invasive species.

MEPs reject proposed plant reproductive material laws
The European Commission's proposal for plant reproductive material law, also known as the 'seed regulation', was voted down by the European Parliament.

Would-be county cricket ground gets ‘full pitch’ machinery from Dennis & SISIS
A cricket club in Kent with both history and ambition is using a combination of Dennis and SISIS turf maintenance equipment in its aim of becoming a county cricket venue.

Do you want to attract more customers to your B and B, pub or hotel in Lincolnshire?
Look round the inside of your premises, nice and warm, clean and inviting - YES? That's all good then. Now step outside.

Souters Sports announce three new appointments
As part of its plan to significantly increase business and provide customers with the highest level of expertise and service, Souters Sports, a specialist sports ground contractor, has announced the appointment of three new members of staff.