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LndRcLvr

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I'm RHS level 2 diploma qualified and currently doing my level 3 practical and theory. Taking exams in June.

Looking to network with like-minded horticulturalists in the UK for future private estate work.

That sounds really formal but I don't know how else to say it. !

And if you have smoking friends who are professional estate gardeners pls let me know!

Thank you 😊
 
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Colliery boy

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I'm RHS level 2 diploma qualified and currently doing my level 3 practical and theory. Taking exams in June.

Looking to network with like-minded horticulturalists in the UK for future private estate work.

That sounds really formal but I don't know how else to say it. !

And if you have smoking friends who are professional estate gardeners pls let me know!

Thank you 😊
Where did you do your course mines at Bristol
 

Boo

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For us on educated people, what is RHS? I don’t have an estate, but I have 10 landscape acres, which is way more than I need to be dealing with… I’m slowly letting nature have some of it back because it’s just more than I can do my age…
 

LndRcLvr

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RHS stands for Royal Horticultural Society - it's the one of the leading professional horticultural bodies in the UK been about since the late 1800's I think
 
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LndRcLvr

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Just had a quick look at the website looks ace. I did some of my level 2 at regents park London which would have been a great place to learn, if COVID hadn't made everything remote when we just got going.

Are you a gardener already?
 

Colliery boy

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Just had a quick look at the website looks ace. I did some of my level 2 at regents park London which would have been a great place to learn, if COVID hadn't made everything remote when we just got going.

Are you a gardener already?
I’m doing the evening course, I’m a full time bricklayer 25 years strong now ,regent park looks amazing it’s huge
 

LndRcLvr

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Oh mate, I fucking love bricks. Like seriously like bricks. I built this in my garden, I didn't lay them myself tho' but I reclaimed them, brick acid washed them, and cut every half bat and closer by hand myself. No brickies would go near the job as they knew I was a mental. Luckily I found an amazing bricklayer who was on my RHS lvl 2 course who agreed to do it for me.

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Colliery boy

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Oh mate, I fucking love bricks. Like seriously like bricks. I built this in my garden, I didn't lay them myself tho' but I reclaimed them, brick acid washed them, and cut every half bat and closer by hand myself. No brickies would go near the job as they knew I was a mental. Luckily I found an amazing bricklayer who was on my RHS lvl 2 course who agreed to do it for me.

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I love Flemish bond ! ..I love that honestly to hear off someone who isn’t a trowel to do what you did is refreshing to hear 🫡
 

Colliery boy

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Oh mate, I fucking love bricks. Like seriously like bricks. I built this in my garden, I didn't lay them myself tho' but I reclaimed them, brick acid washed them, and cut every half bat and closer by hand myself. No brickies would go near the job as they knew I was a mental. Luckily I found an amazing bricklayer who was on my RHS lvl 2 course who agreed to do it for me.

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Something a did before Xmas
 

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