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How to level a lawn

I would really appreciate some advice on levelling a lawn.I am currently working for an 83 yaer old lady who is gradually losing her sight. She really enjoys her garden and it is evident that until recently, it has been well manintined. Herneighbour

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13 Replies · Reply by Paul Errington Apr 9, 2019
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Speed feed

evening chaps!

 

been looking at the speed feed 400/450  that get cracking reviews, but I can’t seem to find them anywhere for sale?  Anyone know where I can get one of what’s the alternative if there out of production, and also which ones is advisable

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growing your own food

i was listening to a garden phone in on the radio a few days back was about the rise in veganism/vegetarianism and growing there own food and got on about the growing medium and fertilzer and stated that you cannot garantee that they do not contain a

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8 Replies · Reply by dan Apr 6, 2019
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Equipment for sale

Hi all ,  due to long standing injury I am no longer able to continue my garden maintenance work ...so if anybody is looking for machinery then I currently have for sale -

weibang legacy pro (48) rear roller .., used just once before injury over 2 yea

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15 Replies · Reply by James whitmore Apr 2, 2019
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working with railway sleepers

Hi,

 

It is the first time I am working with railway sleepers and I have a few questions.

I am planning to use treated new sleepers (softwood) as a border for an artificial grass area and to build some stairs (from a slightly higher to a slightly lower

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1 Reply · Reply by Ben Jakes Apr 2, 2019
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Seeding after scarifying

In a couple of weeks time, I will be scarifying a new customers lawn. Fortunately, they have had this done before and are aware of how the lawn wil llook afterwards. There is quite a volume of moss and in my opinion, it will need to be seeded. After

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32 Replies · Reply by PGM Mar 26, 2019
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Trade green waste centres

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