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leonardo is looking forward for some colour in the garden

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leonardo is looking forward for some colour in the garden

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this garden gives me a good feeling of lively

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Gender:	Male
Name:	leonardo sapia

Town or City:	Walton-on-Thames
County:	Surrey
Phone Number:	07887985937
UK Region:	South East

Member Type:	Professional Gardener
A Bit About Me:	Have worked both in the UK and Italy. My favourite places to visit are South Africa and the region of Tuscany.
My Services:	creating magical gardens for spiritual people, maintenance, irrigation and borehole drilling
Website URL:	http://www.beigiardini.co.uk
Services Offered:	Residential & Commercial
Where I Operate:	Anywhere I can help

rosiey - 9:46 AM on 21 November 2008

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Hope you've got your early broadbean seed in then! Over winter I have parsips,chard, spinach, winter lettuce, mustard, mizuna, rocket and leeks. Should have cabbage, sprouts and greens too but I only bother with purple sprouting for the spring because that group take up alot of room and if the pigeons don't get them, the cabbage whites or slugs do - such long term crops are a bit a nightmare to protect on my site. We also have clubroot so its always a faff and sometimes it's better to give in and go to the green grocers! Hope all's well with you R

claudia - 9:06 PM on 17 November 2008	reply \| message
No plans as yet to do a show garden.Despite all the medals still need to get sponsors!

LouisaBell - 12:21 PM on 17 November 2008	reply \| message
Hi Leonardo. I just saw your comments to David Stevens. I have recently designed a garden for a mental health project in Oxford so if I am able to offer any help, please let me know. Louisa.

JohnPJ - 1:17 PM on 15 November 2008	reply \| message
Ok, Leonardo. Now I'm interested. What's the process of drilling for water? Personally I am interested as I have just got a large plot in which I want to receive a natural water supply.

claudia - 5:16 PM on 2 November 2008	reply \| message
Thank you. I wish it had been re-created somewhere as it was quite special.It was also the perfect weather for a semi-tropical garden that year.Ciao

Graham - 9:34 PM on 27 October 2008	reply \| message
Thanks for your comments Leonardo, that rockery in Weybridge is absolutely stunning just how a rockery should look, but hey Westmorland stone it just doesn't get any better

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