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Jules6862

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Jules6862

Jules6862

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Needed:

A gardner/labourer to sort out a very neglected overgrown garden. I'm on a budget,so not looking for a landscape masterpiece, just a clean safe space for grandkids to play! .

Grass (if there is any !)has disappeared under a layer of weeds and very strong nettles.

Ideally i would need someone with own tools and possibly able to dispose of the debris.



Anyone have any recommendations


Thanks

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Paul Lupton

Paul Lupton

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Hi


I have a lot of work on at the moment (Gardening) - if he isn't fixed up yet for work let me know and I will consider him


Contact me on [email protected] - I might need to do a quick interview etc.find out relevant experience and how he's going to get about (what's his mode of transport) and what equipment has he access to etc etc


Paul (another one !)

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