Elizabeth Buckley

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Elizabeth Buckley Garden Design

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07825 325292

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Stylish, functional & inspirational garden designs for home-owners, businesses or any outdoor space. Garden design, planting design, consultancy, garden reports, project management, plant sourcing I am thrilled to have been asked to design a Show Garden for a local organisation for RHS Tatton 2012!

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Only just seen this, so probably too late.
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First year for trading with zero prior experience

This year is drawing to a close, and as I reflect back, I'm considering the hurdles and successes I've faced. I thought it might be worth sharing my experiences, in case someone in a similar situation is considering venturing into the self-employed…

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Paul Errington replied to Edward baker's discussion Rough cut mower recommendations

"Hi Richard,
The best thing to use on a wild flower site is a Power Scythe; we have them in our rental fleet.
According to wildflower specialists, such as Wildflower Turf, you should cut and drop the flowers and grass, then remove the cuttings. If…"

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Paul Errington replied to Edward baker's discussion Rough cut mower recommendations

"The Turf Teq Brushcutter is a tough, walk-behind machine with a 26" cutting width. https://youtu.be/xORZwOvK5BA
We sometimes have a used, ex-rental machine available for sale."

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Nick Saunders replied to Edward baker's discussion Rough cut mower recommendations

"I use a Billy Goat Outback I bought secondhand many years ago for cutting between Christmas tree rows and it's been invaluable. It will cut brush with no worries and is built like a brick outhouse. They are around 3k new but I think I paid £500…"

Ben Carter replied to Edward baker's discussion Rough cut mower recommendations

"i don't do many conservation cuts or whatever you want to call them. Always strim the ones I get to do.
One observation I've made though is the lovely flowers and grasses are a treat to the eye. But the poor frogs, other reptiles and small…"

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Sam Bainbridge replied to Edward baker's discussion Rough cut mower recommendations

"Once or twice a year on wild flowers is more of a ride on mower job. I just use my iseki for this on top height then drop it down for a 2nd run over.
For the big rough stuff this guy is talking about I'd go for the etesia attila. It's the big boys…"

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Richard Shelton replied to Edward baker's discussion Rough cut mower recommendations

"We are getting asked this increasingly recently also - grass areas set aside as meadow and wild flower areas (more like weeds in the main), and only to be cut once or twice a year on new estates. What machines are you guys hiring/using?
Thanks also,…"

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James November 25, 2009 at 12:15pm

Hi Elizabeth

Ex Reaseheath student here too, now living and working in Edinburgh.

How is the old place ?

James
Graeme @ BGS November 24, 2009 at 6:16pm

Welcome Elizabeth to the LJN.

Well done on gaining your diploma and good luck with the RHS Lvl 2.

I am sure that you will find the LJN site useful and enjoyable.
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Phil Voice November 24, 2009 at 11:32am

Why not pass your college the details of LJN - their tutors and students can easily use the benefits of LJN by creating their own college group.

Let me know if you would like more details.

Phil
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Phil Voice November 24, 2009 at 11:20am

Hello Elizabeth

Welcome to LJN - I hope that you find the site beneficial and well done on your recent Diploma.

Kind regards

Phil Voice

Elizabeth Buckley

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