Christopher O'Leary

County Bristol

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O'Leary

County

Bristol

Postcode

BS6 6QB

About you and your business ( please complete)

Self employed gardener mainly residential with some commercial, looking to expand in one direction or another

Skills ( please complete )

Gardening, RHS L2, lawns, hedges, borders, weeds, planting, design

Business category

Maintenance, Domestic, Commercial

Business Size (based on Turnover)

£0-£50k

Where did you hear about Landscape Juice

Don't remember

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Adam Woods replied to Adam Woods's discussion Fence post auger

"Like 😁"

Tim Wallach replied to Adam Woods's discussion Fence post auger

"It augurs well that your auger is augering well!"

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Henry Voice replied to Charlie Heyland's discussion Landscape Juice Network Fraud

"Hello Charlie,
Thank you for bringing this to my attention. I apologize for this inconvenience.
Unfortunately the whole back office and invoicing is manual and sometimes things can fall through the cracks.
Could you please send me an email at :…"

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Adam Woods replied to Adam Woods's discussion Fence post auger

"Well yesterday I christened the 2 stroke auger, I tried using the spade first, the ground (a wild flower meadow) is littered with stones and small rocks, so getting the spade more than an inch or two below the surface was a challenge. The auger with…"

Carole Carrigan replied to Angela Sharp's discussion How to keep physically well when you're a gardener?

"I was a late career changer at 40. I managed fine until I turned 54 last year, now my feeble female skeleton doesn't like using my big kit anymore. I've resolved that by upgrading things like my Stihl long reach hedge trimmer. I use a Stihl model…"

Billybop replied to Tim Bucknall's discussion E10 petrol

"Yes so many cordless scarifiers available now, look like many made in the same outsourcing factory with different branding / battery fitment. Mine didn't come with a collecting box but in hind sight was glad of that as it produces huge amounts of…"

Tim Wallach replied to Tim Bucknall's discussion E10 petrol

"That's worth a look cheers "

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Billybop replied to Tim Bucknall's discussion E10 petrol

"hi Tim never tried any AK gear, there used to be a very small Viking mower MA339 which took the AP battery, I had one second hand but sold it as was too small to be practical for any of my jobs, it was a real pocket rocket though, so light you could…"

Edward baker posted a discussion

Rough cut mower recommendations

Hi allI keep getting asked to mow rough areas, I've been hiring a walk behind flail mower, but I'm thinking of buying something ( I'll probably never get asked again if I do get something!) to use. It will need to be able to cut through tall weeds,…

Tim Wallach replied to Tim Bucknall's discussion E10 petrol

"You got any Stihl AK stuff? I need a lightweight mower (to carry through houses). Smallest AP mower is bigger than I'd want. There's a small scarifier that matches the AK too...."

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Adam Woods replied to Adam Woods's discussion Fence post auger

"Thank you Gents.... tomorrow I collect a 2nd hand post auger, but am going to buy one to fit the electric drill too... If I don't break my wrist, I will report progress in a week of two :)"

Tim Bucknall replied to Jason Bruce's discussion Animals pulling up turfs

"If it was playing activity, I would suspect foxes. We've seen them cause havoc, particularly with leakypipe irrigation which they love to pull out and chew. I would have expected there to be disturbance before turfing if it was something after…"

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Dave Colton replied to Jason Bruce's discussion Animals pulling up turfs

"It will most likely be birds, thinking there are cockchafers or leather jackets under the turf, I have used fishing line with hazard tape fixed to to deter them, for the most part it worked but there are some stubborn buggers out there that it just…"