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If you are reading this blog post, you may be asking yourself some or all of the following questions:

HOW CAN I HELP MY GARDENER HELP ME?

There are several ways to help your gardener help you this year - we have listed some of them below.

MAKE SURE THE

Cricket Carpets Direct is an exciting new development in the world of artificial cricket surfaces, and could be just the help you need to get your cricket facilities ready for the new season.

Launched by artificial pitch maintenance experts Technical

A common mistake many people make when renovating a stone built property is to use cement based renders and mortars. Raking out the lime mortar and re-pointing with sand/cement mortar or even worse rendering the stone with a sand/cement render will l

A diary of  London Garden Design Company:

This week we have been busy compiling quotes. Matt went to see the clients who want to landscape their garden in Leyton. We compiled a competitive quote which we subsequently went on to win. The garden needs

The designer Russell Page wrote that “To plant trees is to give body and life to one’s dreams of a better world”. I couldn’t agree more. It’s not just fond memories as a tree surgeon that draw me to trees, and make me want to plant them wherever I ca

Spring is well on its way, and gardeners everywhere are thinking about how to bring colour and interest into the garden this year.

For a really tropical look, there is a host of spectacular perennials that will flower in their first season. Sub-trop

Planete Jardin is a Paris based landscape gardening company who can offer the full range of services for your garden by an English speaking team throughout the Ile De France.

We specialise in the design and construction of all domestic gardens from a

Etesia UK will shortly be hitting the road, after announcing the dates of their first road show since 2006, with an emphasis on all things green. The 2012 Green Technology Show series kicks off on Tuesday 27^th March at Merrist Wood College, Guildford

If you are reading this blog post, you may be asking yourself some or all of the following questions:

WHY should I scarify my lawn?

Lawns benefit from regular scarifying in order to remove and control the build up of moss and 'thatch'. 'Thatch' is the

Cheshire Landscaping Contractors

We have been developing our Cheshire website. You will notice each day we are adding between 5 and 10 pages to the website as we are trying to make our cheshire customers aware of what services we provide.

Cheshire is

Thurrock, Essex, February 23rd 2012.

Giggins Landscaping has completed the installation of new paving, decking and turfing areas in Thurrock, Essex.

The customer required the whole garden to be given a new lease of life, including a new patio which we

Landscapers Liverpool

Dempsey are a professional landscaping company serving Liverpool and Merseyside. No sub-contractors all work is undertaken by Dempsey's experienced, professional and reliable landscapers.

PAVING, DRIVEWAY & LANDSCAPING CONTRACTOR

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Images and a video showing the process of a Concrete slab construction, with 3mm crushed glass tamped into the RC 25 fibre concrete, a black cement dye will be added once the power float pan is able to be positioned on the slab.

Day 17:

The curved wood

Hello all!

I am currently a student at Sparsholt College Hampshire and studying for my BSc Garden Design.

I am just getting stuck into my dissertation and I'm hoping I can get some valuable views and feedback from you all about my topic area.

So my t

With the start of the New Year we are starting a new series of blogs on tree knowledge. This will mainly feature on causes of ill health in trees and will help you identify when further action is required.

Giant polypore, botanical name Meripilus giga

Follow the weekly diary of a London Garden Design Company:

Katrina was contacted this week by a couple looking for a landscaper in Leyton. They bought their house 4 years ago, and inherited a garden which had been built in stages by the previous owner

For many years, 2 or 3 litre plants have become the boring, industry tradition.

At the South West Landscape Centre, we intend to change this tradition and show, that larger plants are actually better value for money for Landscapers and Garden Designer

Just thought I would share the free PR we managed to get in our local newspaper for winning the Marshalls awards. Will this get the phone ringing or should time have been spent elsewhere to generate more enquiries? Whatever the result we hope this wi

Spring is almost here and for us who have sandy soils they are starting to become lighter which enables us to get onto the soil earlier than other types of soil.

We took on an allotment last July and have spent the time since bringing it up to scratch

As the world goes Sarah Raventastic we're starting a programme of random germination testing of the seeds in our wildflower mixes. So far as I can make out we'll be the only reseller in the UK doing this. We're also offering a testing service for our