So true, always better to make a second cut than one bad low one, looking great and in a year or so very crisp. Great to see the process, method and thought, real skill. Really enjoyed and intresting 😊👍👍👍
I enjoyed this as I have a set of 14ft henchman ladders, they really are so versatile, think cleaning conservatory roof, decorating outdoor Christmas trees, tall hedges that won't support a normal ladder. A few good jobs and they are paid for.
thats about the most you could do with it really . but as you say with a couple of years of new leafy growth it will be a nice mixed clipped ball. cheers.
Scott Mclean Hiya Scott. Well everyone has to start somewhere but realistically 100 for an 8 hour day is way below minimum wage and nowhere near sustainable if you are running it as a business. It would be worth sitting down and doing some sums (if you have not already done so) and calculate how many days in a year you will be working (taking away holidays and potential for bad weather), then take off 20 % tax and you will already be actually under £10 per hour....and that is before you even account for a single penny of running costs. I would advise you to check out Landscape Juice Network forum and also get Paul Powers book on How to run a Gardening Business. All the best mate and thanks for commenting
