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An insight to the daily life of a garden design and landscaping build up on a rear garden located in Cullompton, Exeter, Devon.

Day 12

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Coffee.

Video footage applying the scratch coat

It's not until you watch yourself at work you rea

Marshalls Regional Award Winner 2013

"For the best use of Cobbletech"

I am proud to announce that Abel Landscapes have won the Marshalls Regional award for the best use of Cobbletech. More info: Marshalls Regional Award Winner 2013

A big well done to a

UK garden designers Fisher Tomlin & Bowyer have released details of the woodland garden that will be built at Blind Veterans UK new Llandudno centre.

And work is already under way to transform four acres of woodland into a useful resource for those

After taking two Bell Equipment wheeled loaders on trial, Marshalls Plc, has committed to the long term lease of both machines after receiving a complete seal of approval from its drivers on the loaders’ quality.

Marshalls, which manufactures a wide

The recent episode of strong winds and heavy rain that swept across southern parts of the UK affected more then half of the 100,000 woodlands in the area.

Figures from the Forestry Commission show that the so-called St Jude storm will have had some i

Woodland owners and managers are being asked to complete a short survey on the current system of managing grey squirrels.

The Royal Forestry Society and the Forestry Commission are currently reviewing procedures and are keen to gather people's experi

An insight to the daily life of a garden design and landscaping build up on a rear garden located in Cullompton, Exeter, Devon.

Day 11

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Coffee.

Setting out the reflection pond

I have set the road pins and string lines up to the requi

British Seed Houses has been re-named Germinal Seeds GB.

The company say the change has been made to clarify its position as a part of the Germinal Holdings group and achieve consistency with other Germinal group companies throughout the world and do

A quick look over some of the recent headlines.

Instead of buying your child a boring old iPad for Christmas, get them a stick
Wild Network is urging parents to encourage children to play with nature and the outdoors rather than technology.

Gardens:

An insight to the daily life of a garden design and landscaping build up on a rear garden located in Cullompton, Exeter, Devon.

Day 10

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Coffee.

Electric ducting installed

The trench depth for the 60mm diameter black ribbed duct is ha

"The high-speed train line between London and Birmingham will result in millions of tonnes of earth being dug up from under the Chilterns and deposited in an officially recognised area of outstanding natural beauty (AONB)."

"The company behind the pr

An insight to the daily life of a garden design and landscaping build up on a rear garden located in Cullompton, Exeter, Devon.

Day 9 

View previous day here

Coffee.

Kitchen garden hatchway

The 3m concrete lintels are now bedded down level and the opening

we are new agents for
truncator the multiple log saw horse

for details see www.truncator.co.uk

Prize money in The Artisan Garden Design Competition being run by the organisers of Gardening Scotland has risen to £6,000 following support from The Cross Trust.

There are now three awards of £2,000 each will be given to designers who submit the bes

Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Wisley have purchased a Makita PLM4631 mower.

Peter Anderson, Machinery Manager at Wisley, selected the Makita mower following trials with a variety of machines. “This Makita with three horsepower and 46mm cut is pe

It has taken more than two years to design and build the new Coronation Street set, starting from an empty field to the place we all know and love, including over 400,000 bricks and 54,000 cobbles

Over 11,000 cobbles have been laid on the street with

Forestry Commission figures released today reveal that more than half (64 per cent) of the 100,000-plus woodlands across southern England were likely to have been affected by the St Jude storm in some way but very few woodlands should suffer long ter

Sherriff Amenity has confirmed an exclusive supply agreement with Greenaway Amenity to sell market and develop the company’s range of hand-held Controlled Droplet Application (CDA) sprayers and liquid products throughout the UK.

Sherriff Amenity and G

Thousands of pounds of paving slabs have been stolen from a street in Rochester, Kent.

The Yorkstone slabs, reported to be worth more than £7,000, were dug up at the junction of St Margaret's Street and Boley Hill.

It is believed stolen highways barr

At Bosbigal Landscape Supplies located in Truro Cornwall, we supply
Landscapers and Gardeners with Landscape products.
On the 30th April 2013 we were approached by Matthew Enfield of Glebe Landscaping, Laddock, Cornwall. He requested to open up an ac