Tony Goodridge

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Business name

T G Landscapes and Gardens

Business address

Knowle Farm Clayhidon Cullompton Devon EX15 3QA

Primary telephone number:

01823680133

About you and your business

Specailists in Residential garden maintenance and Landscaping operating in East Devon and surrounding areas.

Skills

Hard Landscaping Soft landscaping Grounds and garden maintenance Garden design

Business category

Landscaper, Designer, Maintenance, Lawn Care, Commercial, Domestic

Where did you hear about Landscape Juice

Stumbled across it.

Website

http://www.tglandscapes.co.uk

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GaryRK replied to Lawncare-4u.co.uk's discussion Greasing battery hedge trimmers.

"Had to do a double take of that post on my mobile ..... 😬"

Kris Baker replied to Jim Gibbon's discussion Secateurs

"I don't do enough work in the garden to have a repetitive injury, but I'm sat at computer all day long and some years ago got RSI in my (mouse) wrist. DOC told me it would be with me for life ... I got a mouse mat with a Gel wrist-rest as recommende…"

Martin Haskell replied to Jim Gibbon's discussion Secateurs

"My daughter bought a pair of Darla Japanese secateurs for an art project, I've used them a couple of times, they seem quite robust, compact and easy to use. not sure how they would last in professional daily use though.
in my former local authority…"

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Etesia UK posted a blog post

Etesia Buffalo is the greener solution

Etesia UK has reported a huge uptake in its Buffalo ride-on mowers – a powerful range that offers an eco-friendly alternative to its diesel-powered counterparts.It is common knowledge that grounds maintenance professionals are increasingly exploring…

Ben Pritchard replied to Jim Gibbon's discussion Secateurs

"My heart sank when I was presented with some rotating handle felcos one Christmas, a bout of tennis elbow showed me how effective the rotating handle was for relieving strain, now use them most of the time."

Ben Pritchard replied to Jim Gibbon's discussion Secateurs

"I often have 2 sets of secateurs, one for rough, 1 for fine when going through mixed/herbaceous borders. And again up ladders, left and right side. Not gone as far as getting lefties for the ladder work yet!"

Kris Baker replied to dan's discussion Compost teas and DIY liquid bio fertilizers in lawn care

"No personal experience, but was surprised that a farmer local to me, about 4,000 acres of Arable, was talking about it. No idea where he will get the compost from to make that much tea! ... but he already chucks some molasses in the tank to help soi…"

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Fusion Media posted a blog post

Mansfield Sand’s Silica Shines

Groundwork contractor Trefor Jones, has praised the quality of Mansfield Sand’s Equestrian Silica product after he recently completed the construction of an impressive Manege.Trefor, based in Rutland, East Midlands, specialises in the construction o…

Paul Doyle replied to Lawncare-4u.co.uk's discussion Greasing battery hedge trimmers.

"I grease my pellenc every 8 hours... that's what they tell me to do anyway!!"

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dan posted a discussion

Compost teas and DIY liquid bio fertilizers in lawn care

Does anyone make their own compost teas and liquid bio fertilzers for the use in lawn care and / or plant care ? Seems to be a growing area with a lot more suppliers offering a wide range of products you 'brew up' and then apply to help soil heath e…

Graham Taylor replied to Lawncare-4u.co.uk's discussion Greasing battery hedge trimmers.

"A useful little tip I've found with my HSA86.................... the gearbox used to fill up with bits of debris from whatever I was cutting. If you use a small blob of silicone sealant on top of the blades where they leave the casing... then replac…"

Billybop replied to Will's discussion Going Electric

"yes the battery weight is only an issue if you never used the trimmer with the lightest one before. After that I would find it very hard to go back to using a higher capacity and therefore heavier pack. I wouldn't describe myself as particularly wea…"

Kris Baker replied to Will's discussion Going Electric

"I've recent switched (from Bosch) to HSA 86 hedge trimmer with the promotional 2x AP300. I also bought the battery belt, but cut through the cable (not in normal use, but in complicated bits where I had the cutter at a very unusual angle and wasn't…"

Vic 575 replied to Fleur Voice's discussion Black Lives Matter

"As I said in my earlier post, there are only four black people in this part of North East Derbyshire out of a population of about 18,000, so about 0.02%. That is the figure now in 2020. But here in the 1930’s when there would probably have been no b…"

John Keighley replied to Will's discussion Going Electric

"I've had a HLA85 with 2 AP200 batteries from the start of the year. Cannot remember how I lived without one of these before, so much better than petrol. Yes, its long and it can test your arm muscles! The batteries are wonderful! I think I will pro…"