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LJN members

It's clear from threads that the mass at LJN agree that networking is the way forward.But how many of you exspect work to fall into your laps just because you're part of a very powerful network / organisation ??Its all very well sitting behind your k

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Started by Jackson's Landscape Design
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Bark

I had a customer who wanted the garden made tidy and under trees lay landscape material with bark on top. Two weeks after i had done the work he phoned me and said the bark was blowing away and he thought I was going to put a net over the bark. I sai

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Started by Colin Cross
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Views: 67

Rated People.com

Hello all,Have you herd of rated people .com ? i think its the best thing since sliced bread it has bought me in so much work that i am having to turn work down,on average iam getting 8 out 10 jobs that i estimate for and most of them stay as regular

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Started by James
6 Replies · Reply by HM GARDENS Jun 23, 2010
Views: 50

where to buy plants from

Hi,As i am new to the gardening business and now have a couple of clients who want me to supply and plant - i just wondered where other gardeners buy their plants from. I am a one woman only gardener so I am only supplying anywhere from say 5 shrubs/

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Started by clare birch
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Views: 396

Scale insects....

I have two beautiful olive trees in my front porch,but their beauty is being destroyed by the sight of scale insects on the leaves and bark,seems to be an ongoing battle in trying to get rid of the little buggers,does anybody have any suggestions?

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Started by Dan Johnson
2 Replies · Reply by Graeme @ BGS Apr 20, 2009
Views: 17

Forest Bark Mulch

A very functional but attractive mixed bark chippings.Nominal particle size of 35 - 60mm.* High quality* General purpose* Easy to lay* Attractive appearance* Long lasting* Comes from sustainable sourcesOkay - These are from our tree felling operation

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Started by Graeme @ BGS in Marketing
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Views: 38

Favourite Trees

I want to put together a collection of trees. I expect my favourites are pretty "average", and I'd appreciate anything special that you would recommend. Plus I've got a few where I could do with recommendations of varietiesAcer griseum (Paper Bark Ma

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Started by Kristen in Plants
4 Replies · Reply by ian Oct 28, 2008
Views: 97

Sloping site

I have just been asked to do a job on a sloping site 12m wide by 6m depth sloping away with a 2m fall the customer has asked for the grass to be killed and bark to be put down then planted with shrubs or anything which grows about 3m high . i said if

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Started by chris in Landscaping
8 Replies · Reply by Simon Smith Sep 1, 2008
Views: 35

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