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Paul Forster - Landscape Juice featured member

Paul Forster - or Pro Gard as he is better known on the network - is a much liked and respected member of the Landscape Juice network. He's a grounds maintenance, tree and pest control practitioner based in Gwent, South Wales, having started out on his own in 2003. Paul's known and admired for his no-nonsense approach and seemingly endless pit of knowledge and experience and willingness to help other network members. When not working, Paul will often be found hill walking in the Welsh lowlands or up on the Brecon Beacons. ....and he keeps a very tidy van too. If you've benefited from some of Paul's help then why not leave him a message Visit Pro Gard's page
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  • Amazing amount of technical knowledge for someone not out of their 20's; I learn something almost every time Paul makes a post. Congrats!
  • Top guy - direct and always to the point.
  • Paul, your comments always make me smile

    Simon @ The Perfumed Garden
  • Ditto all above and a personal thanks for always giving the best short sharp advice that is always spot on.
  • Well done m8, I've learnt so much from the advise you have given.
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    Apologies to Paul - the link on the front page was wrong...have corrected it now
  • Good for you Paul, I always admire your straight talking.
  • Well done Paul, Always helpfull and as said good to read!!!
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