Luke brooks

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Business name

Luke brooks garden services ltd

Business address

32 Louise raynor place Chippenham sn15 3bu

Primary telephone number:

07737003716

About you and your business ( please complete)

Garden maintenance private and commercial

Skills ( please complete )

National diploma in amenity horticulture

Business category

Maintenance

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Fusion Media posted a blog post

ICL trio work in sustainable approach

The Course Manager at Hesketh Golf Club has revealed how three ICL products play a significant role in his sustainable approach to golf course management.Peter McVicar has been the Course Manager at Hesketh Golf Club for fifteen years after…

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Kieron Glover replied to Peter Davis's discussion Stihl HSA 45 Hedge Trimmer

"hi for £80 its a bargain. How long have you had it and does it get plenty of use. But for that price if you get a couple of years use out of it its a no brained "

Billybop replied to Peter Davis's discussion Stihl HSA 45 Hedge Trimmer

"Wow that is massive. Personally I would use HSA94T rather than the "R" model if it's an annual trim. Also the backpack battery is over kill to my mind, for hedge trimming. I prefer the belt pouch with an AP300 or AP300S. (I have several) I bought…"

Peter Davis replied to Peter Davis's discussion Stihl HSA 45 Hedge Trimmer

"I ended up getting this
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Einhell-X-Change-Lithium-Cordless-Trimmer/...
I am really pleased. It's very light, clearly well made & seems to have an excellent battery life."

Si Al replied to Peter Davis's discussion Stihl HSA 45 Hedge Trimmer

"This is my biggest maze, an acre of physical punishment! I use the Sthil HSA 94 R for the internal trimming due to the lack of air flow and the exhaust gas from the petrol trimmers affecting my breathing. The AR 3000 backpack works well and can…"

PGM posted a discussion

Selling Tools

Hi all, selling off some equipment as no longer needed. I won't put loads of pictures up here in the main forum. If interested just message me and I can send you pictures then. All items have been serviced annually and in good working order.Hayter…

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My Garden Design commented on My Garden Design's blog post How To Price Your Work

"Thank you!"

Justin Tweed commented on My Garden Design's blog post How To Price Your Work

"great video! Some very good advice there"

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Angela Sharp replied to Angela Sharp's discussion Japanese acer tree pruning

"Yes it is a lovely tree. My heart sank when they said they wanted it pruned, but when in full leaf it is a mass of green so can look solid and over-dominant. So far I've taken off very low branches to raise its skirts a little which will help…"

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T &T gardening services ltd replied to Alexander Walker's discussion Stump Grinder

"We are pritty much in the same position
I dont mind the cost of the hire but hate the time lost running about collecting and returning the stump grinder
So i now wait if possible for several stumps to do and the hire the machine for two or three…"

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Fusion Media posted a blog post

Agrovista Amenity launches biodegradable tree guards

Agrovista Amenity has announced the launch of Tree Hugger™ Biodegradable Shelters - a sustainable and environmentally friendly alternative to plastic tree shelters or guards.Made from organic cotton encapsulated in renewable pine tree rosin, the…

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Adam Woods replied to Angela Sharp's discussion Japanese acer tree pruning

"What a beautiful tree.
Your client needs to be aware that it will be like a Magnolia or Apple - as soon as it is pruned it will start putting out multiple twigs/ branches from the cut areas... so they are entering into a cycle of annual expence -…"

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Luke brooks replied to Angela Sharp's discussion Japanese acer tree pruning

"I personally think it looks great but I'm not paying to reduce it "

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Nick @ NM Garden Services Ltd replied to Angela Sharp's discussion Japanese acer tree pruning

"Thin the growth and reduce the canpoy and keep it as natural looking as possible.
I think that the art of pruning is to make somethig look like it hasn't been pruned...."