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Marshalls Plc

I would like to extend my congrats on the Marshalls sponsorship for LJN, I have been on the Marshalls Register for just over 8 years and have enjoyed the membership.The standards set are of the highest attainable and just belonging to such a controll
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Marshalls and Landscape Juice network

Landscape Juice has proven itself over the years and the website has a significant number of visitors looking for landscaping information and to share their views with others in the industry.Sponsoring Landscape Juice gives Marshalls a great opportun
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Marshalls PLC to sponsor Landscape Juice

I am delighted to announce that Marshalls PLC, Britain's largest hard landscaping manufacturer and supplier, has agreed an initial six month sponsorship deal for the Landscape Juice Network. Marshalls' Group Marketing Director Chris Harrop commented:
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Green-tech World Cup Wall Planner

The Green-tech team will be out in force this summer, cheering on the England World Cup Squad. To get into the World Cup Fever, Green-tech has created its very own World Cup Planner, listing every match date and time over the 4-week tournament.To get
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~Presented to 2 clients this week: a Stylish Modern Landscape for garden design in Balham, South London and Unique Funky Garden Design for urban garden in Kennington, South London.~‘Wild Place, Your Space’. We were contacted by a representative from
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The inner Gordon....

Some days I find the volume of bad news overwhelming. If the mythical Atlas does indeed carry the world on his shoulders, then those are shoulders scarred and gashed by the rough surfaces and jagged pains of the globe. News story follows news story f
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Just thought I would post our weekly dairy entry onto LJN in case it is of interest to anyone. you can read more about what we have been upto at our blog www.earthdesigns.co.uk/blog~Been super busy working on all the projects we have in the studio at
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hospital seating and cubes

we have just installed a number of seats and cubes into the garden of a hospital in falkirke,the benches featured hand carved poetry which the patients came up with each bench represented a season we hand carved the work with a flowing style ,for mor
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week off

wow I managed to grab a week out of the workshop for some downtime in Cornwall,and feel much better for the break all this hard work isnt good for you.i took a trip to the trebah gardens on a rainy day and it was a beautiful place to be,i have been a
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Salix contorta

Can anyone advise the best way to either get rid or minimise height of 30ft tree a contorted salix, can i just chop it back? It is only 6t away from house will its roots cause any problems for house foundations? I am chainsaw trained, part of me dose
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Open forum activity

Daniel Watson and Jenny R joined Landscape Juice Network
46 minutes ago
Graham Farrow replied to Henry's discussion Etesia Hydro 80 failing to start
"Hi Henry - Sounds like the starter motor is trying to turn the engine over but it has jammed. You could try freeing it off by rocking the machine backwards and forwards. It may work. Did for me on an Etesia 124. Good luck."
5 hours ago
MF Hodgson replied to Oliver clarkson's discussion Rose spray
"I'm trying out Uncle Tom's Rose Tonic this year as well as Sulphur Rose and am keen to see the results. Obviously I can't recommend them yet, but will report back if they work. "
5 hours ago
Henry replied to Henry's discussion Etesia Hydro 80 failing to start
"Hi John, thanks for replying, a little bit of ethanol free fuel was left in. Sorry maybe I wasn't so clear in my original message, but it doesn't even try and crank, just get that single highlighted solenoid click and nothing from the starter…"
6 hours ago
John F replied to Henry's discussion Etesia Hydro 80 failing to start
"Was any fuel left in over winter Henry ? "
9 hours ago
Henry posted a discussion
Hi all,Long time lurker new but new member.I bought a second hand Hydro 80 which I've been using for 2 seasons now. It's been laid up over winter and now fails to start.Model is Hydro 80 MHHP - V twin honda engine.I've got handbrake on, pedals…
17 hours ago
Henry and Charlie Patrick joined Landscape Juice Network
19 hours ago
Honey Badger replied to Jamie's discussion Stihl BG86c problems
"I've brought and used Chinese carbs in the past for around £15. They're a bit rough but still work. Never used a Chinese coil. You can test if there working properly with a vault meter, plenty of instructions on the Web. 
Cost of parts is a problem…"
yesterday
Jamie replied to Jamie's discussion Stihl BG86c problems
"Again thank you for all your replies. As a self employed gardener i need the best, which from research and talking to others Stihl are the best. They do need repairs every so often but then they all get plenty of use. I do more or less 50 hours a…"
yesterday
Adam Woods replied to Oliver clarkson's discussion Rose spray
"I generally spray a heck of a lot in Feb/March, or just befroe the buds appear, then as soon as the leaves have appreared stop... unless I have a real problem with a particular plant - otherwise I would spend my life spraying for blackspot :)"
Wednesday
Fusion Media posted a blog post
Avant Tecno, a renowned manufacturer of compact loaders, is embarking on a quest to uncover the oldest Avant machine still in operation in the United Kingdom.As part of its celebrations marking 25 years of successful operations in the UK, Avant…
Tuesday
Fusion Media posted a blog post
An ICL trial at St Andrews Links demonstrated that tank-mixing Vitalnova SMX with an H2Pro TriSmart programme significantly enhanced golf green turf quality and rootzone health, surpassing the improvements achieved by using TriSmart alone.A trial…
Tuesday
Tim Bucknall replied to Oliver clarkson's discussion Rose spray
"That surprises me.  Do you not continue through the season? Surely you'll only get a few week protection at best from each application?"
Tuesday
Adam Woods replied to Gary R's discussion Horticultural Gypsum..... How long?
"Sticking in a late reply here...  but, and it depends totally on this.... how big is the lawn? and how established is the garden? + of course how much is the client willing to pay/put up with to get a solution??? In new estate houses locally (built…"
Monday
Billybop replied to Jamie's discussion Stihl BG86c problems
"Absolutely nothing wrong with that Graham if you enjoy it... like these people who restore WW2 aircraft and old steam engines etc ... I wish I had the patience to do it !  I have to be in the right frame of mind to repair things, and it can be very…"
Sunday
Graham Taylor replied to Jamie's discussion Stihl BG86c problems
"Sad I know but I rather enjoy tinkering around with these things!!  I've a couple of BG86's..... one I've had for about 6 years    The only problem I've had is with the "ergstart" spring failing    fitted a different starter spool which did away…"
Sunday
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