Michael Naughton

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Michael Naughton

County London

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Business name

Crossland landscapes Ltd

Business address

7 Queens Walk

County

London

Postcode

NW9 8ES

Primary telephone number:

07836538054

About you and your business

London based long established family company BALI CHAS Constructionline registered

Skills

Grounds maintenance Planting Fencing Paving Brickwork

Business category

Landscaper, Maintenance, Lawn Care, Commercial, Domestic

Where did you hear about Landscape Juice

Will replied to Nigel Skinner's discussion Euphorbia Sap ! !

"Cricket box it is then 😂"

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Paul Errington posted a blog post

Nice job with the Turf Teq Power Rake!

Emerald Groundscare of Dublin used the Award Winning Turf Teq Power Rake for a seed preparation job at the Kildare Stud Farm with great results!TurfTeqTM design and manufacture a range of walk-behind Power Rakes, Edgers, Ploughs, Brooms and Brush…

Andy Garside and Stump Eraser joined Landscape Juice Network

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Dave Colton replied to John F's discussion Big Lawn / Little Lawn / Frustrated Customer

"I only like for people I like, the few times I have done jobs for people I thought would be difficult it has always bit me on the bum. And even with the ones I like sometimes they have unreasonable requests or expectations. When this happens I…"

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My Garden Design posted a blog post

Keeping Garden Design Costs Under Control

The subject of our latest blogpost is "keeping garden design costs under control"With so many prices on the rise right now, it's really difficult to keep costs under control. After all, the last thing you need is for the design costs to eat into…

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Daniel Speed replied to Daniel Speed's discussion Trugs that last for more than five minutes

"Thanks for the tips and links, Much apprieciated."

Billybop replied to John F's discussion Big Lawn / Little Lawn / Frustrated Customer

"Sounds to me like the client may suffer from some kind of border line O.C.D. .... I have a few very fussy ones but not to the extent that an empty green bin must be put out. You never quite know the state of some folk's mental health these days and…"

Will replied to John F's discussion Big Lawn / Little Lawn / Frustrated Customer

"Got to go with your gut feeling on this one.
If someone told me they'd be finding someone else if I didn't turn up I'd definitely be off.
Let them contact you. From the sound of it they are going to struggle to keep anyone else they do manage to…"

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John F replied to John F's discussion Big Lawn / Little Lawn / Frustrated Customer

"Thanks for the replies , much appreciated .
Its moved on and hammering it down with rain ( literally as i write )
No one else would attempt to cut these lawns in this weather , I doubt anyone anywhere has a petrol mower small enough that picks up…"

Simon Payne replied to Nigel Skinner's discussion Euphorbia Sap ! !

"I have managed to do the same as you twice before years ago as I used to cut back the old flower stems way back inside large Euphorbia wulfenii's.
I've also managed to end up in A & E having stripped many layers of skin off my nuts doing the same…"

Nick Carter and Mark smith joined Landscape Juice Network

Mick Nunn replied to Adam Woods's discussion Strong 4 wheeled trolley??

"Take a look at Trailers & Trolleys | SCH Supplies"

Tom Greener replied to Brian's Garden Maintenance's discussion Second weed and feed?

"Garden Centre products have weed killers which tend to be more focussed on broad leaf weeds, and to be fair they're pretty poor at the best of times. If she's complaining about smaller leafed Summer weeds (Speedwell Trefoil etc) then it is less…"

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Kris Baker replied to Adam Woods's discussion Strong 4 wheeled trolley??

"I have a Sherpa trolley. Much the same as the green ones, to look at, but much stronger. Definitely isn't fold-flat, but the sides all remove (rather than hinged as the green ones do) [although current image on Sherpa site shows hinges with…"

Will replied to John F's discussion Big Lawn / Little Lawn / Frustrated Customer

"Newly laid turf is always a nightmare during the first 12 to 18 months.
Starts of lumpy before it settles, so the mower jumps about everywhere.
You have to start off with a light mower to avoid sinking into the turf.
And it grows at a mental rate.…"

Will replied to Stephen r Brook-Smith's discussion Etesia pro 46

"Yep, with you on that. The front height adjusters are okay ish, the back ones, I'm intending to cut or melt some markings into plastic to indicate where 'notch' 3 4 and 5 are positioned. Should make life easier.
Give me dry conditions and normal…"