Ross Lachlan Clarke

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Fat Leaf

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01308 459582

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Fat Leaf builds truly excellent planters, benches & window boxes from wood. We are a company firmly committed to our clients needs and our prices are exceptionally fair.

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Carpenter, creating outdoor furniture, planters and window boxes

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Adam Woods replied to Gary R's discussion Horticultural Gypsum..... How long?

"Sticking in a late reply here... but, and it depends totally on this.... how big is the lawn? and how established is the garden? + of course how much is the client willing to pay/put up with to get a solution??? In new estate houses locally (built…"

Billybop replied to Jamie's discussion Stihl BG86c problems

"Absolutely nothing wrong with that Graham if you enjoy it... like these people who restore WW2 aircraft and old steam engines etc ... I wish I had the patience to do it ! I have to be in the right frame of mind to repair things, and it can be very…"

Graham Taylor replied to Jamie's discussion Stihl BG86c problems

"Sad I know but I rather enjoy tinkering around with these things!! I've a couple of BG86's..... one I've had for about 6 years The only problem I've had is with the "ergstart" spring failing fitted a different starter spool which did away…"

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Adam Pilgrim replied to Gary R's discussion Horticultural Gypsum..... How long?

"Interesting discussion but as I currently live in the area of two of the largest gypsum mines in the UK and in an area where the prevailing soil type for arable use is 'Nottingham brick clay', if applying gypsum worked to break up the ground, all…"

Billybop replied to Jamie's discussion Stihl BG86c problems

"Same here Vic...even if I was offered a free petrol blower with a lifetime supply of fuel thrown in, I would decline it. Not for environmental reasons either. I use the most powerful Ego battery one but have kept a couple of the previous Ego models…"

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Adam Woods replied to Oliver clarkson's discussion Rose spray

"Rose Clear. concentrate .. but I finished blackspot spraying over a month ago"

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John F replied to Gary R's discussion Horticultural Gypsum..... How long?

"Just out of interest how deep is the clay Gary ?
Are you automating the aeration process mechanically or manually ?
Large area or small area ?
If the clay is deep you need to go down into the clay beyond the root zone therefore hollow tine but a…"

Vic 575 replied to Jamie's discussion Stihl BG86c problems

"I’ve had two BG86s and they both only lasted just over three years, just long enough to pack up just outside of the warranty. I then switched to the stihl BGA 100 battery blower. I would never go back to petrol.
It’s the same with the Stihl petrol…"

Tim Turner replied to Gary R's discussion Horticultural Gypsum..... How long?

"I got a manual one from amazon of all places - was about £150 but it actually works, unlike the £40 ones. I'd recommend it on a small area."

Tim Turner replied to Gary R's discussion Horticultural Gypsum..... How long?

"I've never used it I'm afraid but I'd be very interested to know how you get on with it. Where did you get the idea to use humic acid and seaweed extract? How will you apply the gypsum? (I thought it had to be incorporated in to the soil to be…"

Gary R replied to Gary R's discussion Horticultural Gypsum..... How long?

"Horticulture gypsum is an organic mineral.
Considering a lawn is generally 80-90% of a garden keeping it green, healthy and free from disease is in my opinion, gardening. "

Gary R replied to Gary R's discussion Horticultural Gypsum..... How long?

"Hi again. I don't have a hollow Tyne machine. So the plan is to use either a manual one or just fork the area if worst comes to worst to get some light/ nutrients etc in to the root system. Sand. Never really considered it tbh "

Gary R replied to Gary R's discussion Horticultural Gypsum..... How long?

"Thanks David. Since I originally posted my question I've researched it further. I think it can take around 18 months before results are noticeable. Plus it's only one application per year. As mentioned in my post this treatment will be in…"

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Honey Badger replied to Gary R's discussion Horticultural Gypsum..... How long?

"I've heard of gypsum, normally used in crop production. Never used it. I prefer to use sharp sand and compost to improve soil rather than dropping more chemicals.
Gardening and green keeping are not the same disapline. There is cross over, but how…"