LJN Blog Posts

Bear Grylls Race a disaster.

The ultimate survivor, an obstacle course race (OCR) took part at Trent Park last weekend the 3^rd/4^th of October 2015 and was designed by Bear Grylls and his team, the woods were transformed into an obstacle course as well

Sherriff Amenity is pleased to announce a 100% pass rate for greenkeepers and other turf professionals for the BASIS Foundation Award in Amenity and Horticulture for the second consecutive year, held at BTME in January, which raises the knowledge of

The Emerson Country Club in Sejong City, South Korea has recently upgraded its turf maintenance machinery with the delivery of a SISIS Javelin Aer-Aid 1500 tractor mounted aerator by local SISIS dealer Arcwin Co, which has led to six further sales of

wp>Today, the RHS announces the launch of the world’s first global online gardening for wildlife course- to educate people on planting and creating attractive habitats for wildlife in their gardens. The course is bookable from September 7 via both Th

"The cold wet summer experienced in Western Europe this year doesn’t seem to have held back the flowering  of the ornamental grasses in my garden. From now on until the end of autumn is when things really begin to get exciting here. Of course calamag

Matt has had a slow week on site due to the weather, as most of the jobs he needs to complete on the garden design and build in Bethnal Green , such as painting walls and sheds, require a dry day. He has fixed some lighting and completed the planting

Welcome to week four in my series of posts on starting and running a landscape or gardening business.

Covered so far:

Ask yourself some tough questions before you get started
Planning a business plan
Determining your market and finding customers

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Welcome to my Landscape Juice 'How to start and run a gardening or landscaping business', online course.

The current recession (I'm writing this whilst the world tries to recover from the worst financial crisis since the greatest depression of 1929)