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First Name: Stuart

Surname: Marler

Company name (if applicable): TVG Landscaping

Telephone: 01903 200853

email: info@tvglandscaping.co.uk

About Me:: I love my job! In particular designing and installing gardens. I love the varied aspect of my everyday projects. Each day brings new experiences and visions. For instance, one day we can clear a garden, the next we are setting out for the new garden.

Website:: http://www.tvglandscaping.co.uk

What is your profession i.e. Landscaping, gardening, greenkeeping - other: Landscaping and garden care

If you are a professional gardener, landscaper or garden designer, list the services or special skills that you have: Landscape and Garden care company owner in Sussex. Willing to listen and learn and grow my company, helping people gain the garden they wish for.

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After finishing my latest project, a new patio in Bognor Regis, I am now suffering from an achey back and sore knees. I have seen many different products for pointing of paving slabs....but which is best? The old fashioned, get on your knees and push the mortar into the gap or using one of the many jointing mortar compound systems? Yes I know I could pay a lad to do it but, time is the essence. Also quality is the main issue. I do not want the pointing to break up in 18 months or so. I also do… Continue

Posted on 25th April 2008 at 6:01pm — 5 Comments (Add)

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At 9:57pm on 24th April 2008, tvglandscaping said…: No worries, lets see what we can think of....I am shattered tonight, so will think and be back to pose a question...!

At 9:52pm on 24th April 2008, Philip Voice said…: Hi Stuart

Thanks for coming over to LJN I hope we can all gain something from this. I am still working out what we can do to kick start some good debate so any suggestions would be welcome.

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Phil