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that grass in that link looks to perfect to be real...

by eye should be fine mate

hi mate its ok to turf in feb as long as there is no frost due within the first couple of weeks of turfing i tend to spread a pre-seeder fertilizer before i lay turf just to encourage quicker uptake it sounds as if you soil is good enough drainage wise but just keep it from getting...

keep an eye on the forecasts for your area, do not lay if it is going to freeze or flood if there is going to a few days with rain then perfect mate it just really depends on the ground conditions, is the area prone to waterlogging?

i would keep clear from honda due to the expensive spare parts i use hayter machines every day and would go for them recently we sent our hayter away to get a new gear box which was £60, the equilivant part for the equivilant honda machine was £800 according to the mechanic I cant see...

it was up the top of the forum room so thats why i replied to it?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FLEXI-PLUS-MULTI-PURPOSE-FOLDING-PLATFORM-STEP-LADDER-/250858190027?pt=UK_H_G_Ladders_RL&hash=item3a685034cb i have ladders like the ones in the link there, i paid only £70 so shop around and youll get a decent price they fit in a car no problem with the seats...

Hey all Just finished a job for a customer and now they are playing funny beggers! As the job was going on i was constantly asking the customer "is there any other bits you want done, any bits i've missed?" every time the answer was no. Now i walked around the garden with the customer...

can only echo the comments about the belle mixer they are fantastic and you will definitely recoup majority of the money spent

"coreing" lift the cores out with the hollow tiner then lift every core that comes out dont leave them lying then top dress the lawn with lv20 sand, dont use any old sand out of b&q even lawn sand will do when you core it lifts roughly one third of your lawn dont leave the cores lying...

lol i wish that was all it was

3rd year apprentice greenkeeper £10,000 i also do work on the side for £8 an hour :)

Does ryobi not have anything like what I'm looking for?

Hey all I'm looking for a cheap cordless nail gun to use when putting up fencing and other jobs around the house but mainly fencing in mind Tia

do you have pics?