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Mark Watson Gardens Lawn ( no artificial watering)

Franchise lawn next door

I am a student studying for an MA in Landscape Architecture at the University of Greenwich and was introduced to Landscape Juice through the BALI stand at this year's Chelsea Flower Show.  I'm looking for some part time work between now and mid-Septe

Dusk today found me trying to haul out the last Forget-me-nots from the borders in the back garden. I've been getting a bit fed up of having to spend 1/2 hour afterwards picking the seeds off my fleece, and they give me a rash if I don't cover up, so

So, it’s that time of the year again, summer is edging ever closer and it’s time for you to get those garden gloves on and get your garden ready for the coming months. BBQ’s and garden parties are on the menu and it is important that your garden is l

Natural and artificial sports contractors Agripower Contractors have dramatically reduced on-site time and haulage costs with the development of their latest specialist equipment.

The STR (Synthetic Turf Recycler) was constructed and developed over a

An overview of a green roof built on a house in Essex over last year. A flowing grass roof and a lower herb rich meadow, blends into the surrounding countryside.

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I have signed us up for Twitter @mprlandscapes.

Currently still getting to grips with it (more of a Facebook girl myself) and 'tweeting' other local business' seems to be going well gaining contacts and getting our name out there.

The one distraction I

With the fast approaching summer, thousands of men and women all over the UK will find themselves outdoors, assessing the garden and the changes needed for ‘that summer party.’

As well as garden improvements and hosing down the garden furniture, the

Lamberhurst Engineering is the sole UK importer of Ferrari tractors. The complete range, which includes the Raptor, Vipar, Cobram, Thor, Vega and the recently launched Cromo models, is being updated for 2011to include a brand new colour scheme of gre

This was the title of the Gardens Illustrated lecture held yesterday at the Royal Geographical Society.  Jointly steered by Tim Richardson, garden historian and writer, and Noel Kingsbury, researcher and writer, the discussion between three well-kn

Picking up pruning’s cleanly and mulching them to a fine degree, even when the prunings are large is something that many users of mulchers want to achieve. Well mulched material breaks down much quicker and helps mowing and harvesting operations. If

Arbour Design & Build are looking for a

SOFT/HARD LANDSCAPER

We are looking to recruit a landscaper with excellent knowledge of landscaping.

You must have the ability to read plans and proven experience in running jobs and liaising with customers.

Adam Giles a former partner at Giles Landscapes is now working for us on a consultancy basis advising on media relations and marketing. Adam together with business partner and friend Richard Millen own Cambridge FilmWorks Ltd - one of Cambridgeshire

We have now amended our plans for exhibitions this year, and have decided to attend Lincolnshire Show on June 22nd & 23rd. We will have a garden orientated stand which will be featuring our fantastic range of Artificial Grass along with some of ou

I have recently set up in Bristol and have been very busy , have a steady amount of regular work but keep getting asked for quotes on larger jobs , unfortunately I am unable to take on the work due to me being a one man operation and lack of contacts

May 2011: Have now updated the London Edible Gardens website which features an edible garden and orchard which are being developed for the new London Syon Park Hotel, plus recipes by Executive Chef Lee Streeton.

http://www.londonediblegardens.com

So it was over a month ago that I started my first gardening job, now I have a small number of clients who all wish to have their gardens spruced up.

I took on an opportunity to sort out the garden for one of them, firstly to reshape a conifer and reh