APL & Shoot Question Forum

Dear All,Have you heard about APL (Association of Professional Landscapers) & Shoot who will be hosting a garden landscaping and design question forum? It's been organised through the HTA and will take place on the Shoot website www.shootgardening.co.uk on Saturday 21st March between 9.30am and 12.30pm.The panel consists of Jason Lock (CEO of APL), Matt Nichols (Broadview Garden Design Ltd), Andrew Tomes (Bell Gardens) and David Sewell (The Gardenmakers).Members of the public can ask questions of the panel during this time...This info was passed to me by Abi of Dove AssociatesRegardsCharlie (Pinder Plants Ltd)
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    Hi Charlie

    Thanks for posting this. It is remiss of me because I pointed this out on Landscape juice on Friday and I should have added it here too.

    Shoot Gardening to hold landscaping and design forum on-line

    Kind regards


    Phil

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    I logged in to the Shoot Gardening live forum this morning to see what was happening. Nicola Gammon and her team of garden and landscape experts have to be commended for trying this - I know it is difficult to do because we tried this about eight months ago on Landscape Juice Skype group chat.

    I have to say (and I am trying to be constructive) that this forum need not have been live. It did not really give the feeling as being 'instant' but I liked the fact that it was fresh as in 'happening now'.

    Maybe (and I will convey this to Nicola) it better to have cut and pasted the questions and the answers into a live IM Skype chat one at a time and then allowed five minutes for the question and answer to been digested.

    This would have given the team time for preparation (because it is not always easy to answer questions in a quick fire format) but also time for those in attendance to ask smaller related questions to the topic before moving onto the next question.

    A good start anyway and I like the fact that Jason Lock and his team were prepared to contribute some of their experience and knowledge.

    Did you attend - what did you think?
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