We are looking for a gardener to join our small team for our our well established gardening, property and tree services company. We would also consider someone part time for 3 days per We are looking for someone on an initial trial basis of 3-6 months which may lead to full time employment after this.

We are looking for an arborist/climber to join our small team for our our well established gardening, property and tree services company. Variety of work,mainly domestic,suitable for pre- college,or similar.

Opportunity for work experience in Arboriculture/Tree Surgery + Gardening/Landscaping. As the UK’s most experienced ecological consultancy and contractor, Ecosulis is currently looking to I've bought myself a Microsoft Surface Pro and pen, so I can now input the site data straight into any instslled software onsite, and hopefully that will be the actual start of the plan, rather than what Irecently did - drawing it out on a sketchpad then transferring the data into the software.Īre you looking for an exciting job where you can experience the great outdoors and have a meaningful impact on UK conservation? What better way to mitigate climate change and benefit wildlife than planting trees and helping to create biodiverse habitats. I found it to be really good, for the price, at giving colour 3D renderings, but at the moment for me in the reality of planning and planting, a plan view black and white line drawing is best, so at present I am re-entering the data into a Shoot browser garden planner (I paid for a year of it, so I might just as well use it!) The Realtime Landscaping Pro doesn't seem to do a good job of this (unless I just haven't discovered it yet?). What I'm realising at this moment in the proceedings is that a software that can switch from a plan view black and white line drawing, to a 3D colour view, and vice versa, would be extremely useful, saving me entering the plan date twice. So I'm winging it a bit, learning new things and working at the same time. I found it to be very useable, although not sure of its absolute value. So after some rummaging aroung I recently bought Realtime Landscaping Pro 2018 for £100. Landmark Vectorworks is waaaay out of my league. I've tried Sketchup, and concluded it is too construction based for me. I'm making the transition from basing the business on garden maintenance to basing it on garden design. Been growing plants for 45 years and gardening professionally since 1996. I'm new to your forum here, but not new to gardening. Posted by Karsten Tomkins on Augat 9:28pm in Landscaping

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