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Critically Acclaimed Gardening Greats: John Brookes (MBE), Noel Kingsbury, & Michael King, Launch New Online Courses with MyGardenSchool to Propagate Gardening Excellence Globally. 

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Perhaps the most influential living landscape designer of our time,

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Just been talking to BALI about what landscapers and designers really want to learn about.  Interesting - when we set up MyGardenSchool it was originally intended to be a consumer proposition.  What we're finding though, is a large proportion of our

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A Christmas gift of a gardening course with some of the world’s best gardeners is just a click away as MyGardenSchool launches a unique online gift certificate 

MyGardenSchool, the world’s first online gardening school, has today launched gift certifi

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The Garden Design Academy began by providing training to garden designers and by assisting home gardeners to design their own gardens. I started offering these in the UK from our offices in Hertfordshire and when we moved to France they took on a who

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Just a quick update from MyGardenSchool on some new courses we've launched that start this Saturday. Courses range from beginners intros, to real pro stuff on Design and Construction. They're all four week online courses - the new courses starting on
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Andrew jones replied to Paul Doyle's discussion Rootball cart/trolley etc
"We planted some 5m tall Western Red Cedar for a customer.We had a jcb to take plants off lorry and carry to property as articulated lorry could not get close enough. Engine hoist/winch to raise ball off the ground high enough to get a powered…"
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David Benson replied to Paul Doyle's discussion Rootball cart/trolley etc
"you can get heavy duty sack barrows (simular) desined to carry root ball plants i thing they will handel 300 kg but if you are going accross a lawn that is a bit wet you might need some boards down to run on "
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Fusion Media posted a blog post
Graham Instone of Dunnington Bowls Club, York, has been crowned as the Bowls England Greenkeeper of the Year.In the hotly-contested Greenkeeper of the Year category – sponsored by Dennis and SISIS – Graham took the honours, largely for his…
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Paul Doyle posted a discussion
Hi All,Has anyone a good tip for a trolley with wheels that can carry 250-400kgs root balls etc?? best  Paul
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Stuart @ Eco Garden Maintenance replied to Pembrokeshire Gardening's discussion Spraying Iron sulphate in the rain?
"I prefer doing it when it's raining lightly or after rain as you get a bit of free water to help it work. You can never get near the recommended amount of water with a  knapsack. "
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paul watson replied to Pembrokeshire Gardening's discussion Spraying Iron sulphate in the rain?
"Just watch you do not walk off the lawn to paved are with wet boots, you will spread the iron and leave rusty marks. "
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Busy Bee Garden Services Limited replied to Pembrokeshire Gardening's discussion Spraying Iron sulphate in the rain?
"Better in the rain as less risk to transferring it onto paving IMO! Works after when wet...."
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Pembrokeshire Gardening posted a discussion
Really need to spray some lawns that im a little late on doing but the forcast looks pretty dire.Ive never sprayed iron in the rain / drizzle.  So is it a yay or nay?
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Tim Bucknall replied to Tim Bucknall's discussion Stihl smart connector
"Thanks, that's very helpful."
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Fleur Voice replied to Fleur Voice's discussion Best way to fix this?
"Thanks Peter, I appreciate the help! I'll look into it :) "
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Peter sellers replied to Fleur Voice's discussion Best way to fix this?
"Judging from photo which shows plenty of perennial weeds along with the surrounding grass being very sparse and of poor quality the whole area needs TLC.
Anyway back to the question,  you have to bear in mind that a high traffic area  used in wet…"
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Hi,  Any advice on what is the best way to fix this muddy patch would be without adding paving? It's a high traction area which has been churned up over winter. I was thinking of putting som mesh down after spreading some grass seed but if there is…
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Neil Darby replied to Gary R's discussion Supersoil
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Best way to fix this?

Hi,  Any advice on what is the best way to fix this muddy patch would be without adding paving? It's a high traction area which has been churned up over winter. I was thinking of putting som mesh down after spreading some grass seed but if there is…

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