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Flower School

Hello everyone, I hope I've posted this in the right place! My new Flower School venture is a leisure class at a vineyard near Berkhamsted in Hertfordshire. Monthly for the time being & aimed very much at beginners/intermediates. This month container

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Started by Helen Reeley
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Soil in Compost Bins

Job in 2 weeks partly involves removing 3 compost bins 330L plastic type, full of soil.Not sure why they were in the garden as small garden with only around 10m2 of borders, if that.If the bins are still usable I'm going to see if nearest allotments

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Started by Tony in Waste
2 Replies · Reply by Russ Francis May 26, 2014
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New Business Name??

Hey Guys,

I have been running my own gardening business for 3 years. Just hourly rate stuff.

Iv now decided I want to go more into mowing and hedge work as then I can price for the job and earn more, also I prefer this type of work over border work etc

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Started by Ashley Meredith in Marketing
17 Replies · Reply by fraz May 24, 2014
Views: 602
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Free show!

I am working near to an airfield where there is a big air display tomorrow. So far I have had free shows from the Battle of Britain fly past, the red arrows, spitfires dog fighting, Flying Fortress, two very big very noisy jet planes, and a dancing h

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Started by Andy
5 Replies · Reply by Colin Hunt May 24, 2014
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Shredders

I have an old but reliable Entec treebusta, that is fine on branches, but not so good on small stuff. I now find I'm getting to the point where a shredder would be a big help.
Any thoughts or comments on the different makes ?, I've emailed Eliet to s

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Started by Robert Keetley
14 Replies · Reply by Robert Keetley Jun 7, 2014
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suggestions of mower

We do mostly commercial maintenance.We are progressively expanding our volume of work.We do lots of sites but unfortunately a ride on is not always feasible to get in and out .Some of the sites a re only cut once a Month.A 21 inch mower is not really

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Started by paul berry
5 Replies · Reply by Roy Bretton May 22, 2014
Views: 90

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