Each country has its own invasive species and rampant plants with a tendency to grow out of control. In most, the techniques for dealing with them are similar - a mixture of powerful chemicals and diggers. But in the US a new weapon has joined the ar
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Sun Rising natural burial ground is South Warwickshire's nature reserve burial ground. Situated at the edge of the Cotswold area of outstanding natural beauty, Sun Rising provides a final resting place.
As part of the growing movement towards natural
12 January 2015 - Snow, ice, strong winds and rain will be affecting various parts of the UK this week.
Most of the UK will be covered by a yellow "be aware" warning for one type of weather or another at some point over the coming days.
A deep area o
2015 is International Year of Soils.
Some areas of Africa have seen agricultural productivity decline by 50% due to erosion and desertification. If productivity is ever to go up, we may need to start by looking down: at the soil, reports the Guardia
A Somerset village could lose its medieval cobbled paths because they are feared to be too dangerous.
People have been tripping over the cobbles in Dunster's High Street and suffering injuries, because of their poor state of repair.
Nobody is current
EXPERTS in gardening will visit Malmesbury for the first ever Gardens Illustrated Festival.
Gardening VIPs Dan Pearson, Alys Fowler and Sarah Raven will be amongst the guests coming to the town with the first talk taking place on the evening of Frida
Forestry chiefs say the fight against a killer tree disease in the Galloway Forest Park is entering a critical phase.
Forestry Commission Scotland is working with contractors to clear around a million tonnes of timber affected by Phytophthora ramorum
An on-line course leading to the new Certificate in Water Conservation will help industry professionals demonstrate high standards of sustainable, environmentally sensitive and cost-effective use of water in gardens, parks, sports grounds and more.
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Another concrete conversion LOVELY PROPERTY TO WORK ON RECENTLY BUILT SO USED NEW GRANITE FROM CED granite
granite setts project we completed november
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Congratulations to N.T. Killingley Ltd who secured a well deserved accolade at the BALI Awards for their amazing landscape design at Uppingham School Science Block in Rutland.
Completed in 2014, the project at Uppingham School earned the company the p
Garden designer, Tom Harfleet, has been appointed as show manager for the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
Now in post and based at Vincent Square, London, Tom will help manage the day-to-day planning and logistics of the world-famous flower show.
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The Twickenham villa of one of Britain’s greatest landscape painters is to be saved and restored, thanks to a grant of £1.4m from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF).
Sandycombe Lodge was the country retreat of JMW Turner from 1813 to 1826. The painter,
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for large areas I have a back pack Stihl BR800 this combo does me "
Generally have always used the Stihl kombi with the ( blower attachment ) as a dedicated blower .
It does play up so i take it to my repair guy who always manages to keep it going on…"
20yrs with a blower that's Impressive.
I haven't managed to find a local dealer for echo I'd prefer to have a look first than buy…"
HMRC base the requirement for MTD ITSA on prior year tax return figures, including any now-ceased income streams. No crystal balls involved."
Stihl blowers failing
I've had a definite increase in machinery failing, and lately I've had a rash of BG86 blowers failing due to carburettor wear- something I've never come across before. Has anyone else had issues like this? What hand-held blowers would people…
Read more…Making tax digital
Thought there might be some unaware of this. So briefly and I am not an accountant . As from 6th April 26 anyone who has income from self employment, rent from property etc or a combination that equates to a turnover of 50k or more (not profit) will…
Read more…Dedicated Garden Waste Collection/Garden Clearance Business
Hi all,A few quick questions for anyone running garden waste or clearance work:What vehicle setup works best for fast, one-person jobs?Do private firms use their own green waste bins, and how do you manage them?How do you deal with overfilled dumpy…
Read more…Robot mowers and rabbits
Ideas please..The garden I look after is mown by a couple of large very heavy robot mowers - they are generally my friends - they remove the bore of cutting the lawns which used to take 2 full days a fortnight with a large ride on and smaller…
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