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  1. Fully registered company, gite-management.com are looking for responsible & reliable persons to help with Saturday changeovers in the Dinard and Saint Brieuc areas. Please reply by e-mail to [email protected]   Tony et Alison  
  2. Hi Ty, I think, and it is only a personnel view, the customer wants value for Money, they dont want to know what all our expenses and running costs are, they want to see the grass cut so they can sit in the garden and enjoy it, but not at a price THEY feel they are paying over the odds for, we use a registered french\english artisan for our customers, who due to the work we supply him with will make a profit on some of the work and a loss on some of the other jobs but in the end it all balances out,and if push comes to shove the client has a fully registered Carpenter and Joiner cutting there grass at alot lower rate than is normally charged, If I was to charge every customer a fixed price and included all the social charges, our building side of the business would never get any work, nor would the Gite management, I know we have a large umbrella and appreciate as to what you are saying, but sometimes you have to cut your cloth accordingly, as for our large umbrella it includes 2 amounts of social charges and the tva on materials ect but that is another debate. All the best in your new venture Tony
  3. Hi all, Many thanks for all your help house is on the market, being sold with new Tarmac gardenand all expense black ground sheet,but in the really bad areas have poured Beton, looks really good glyphosphte have bought shares in as a present for new owners, and Stu(Ty) Have sent the soil to the UK as they have good recycling amenities for this beast.   On a serious note many thanks for all your advice,any ideas as to where the best place to buy glyphosphate is as have looked in all the garden centres, supermarkets ect, and ended up using my french neighbours stock of the stuff, if any of you need advice in building and carpentry please feel free to ask as I am better at that side than this gardening lark..........I thought gardening was meant to be stress free and relaxing, Again many thanks Tony
  4. Hi all, Help we are being over run with Japanese Knotweed, tried burning the stuff, spraying it, digging it up,but it just keeps coming back in force, any ideas on how to get rid of the damn stuff, it is slowly spreading across the garden Any ideas gratefully recieved Tony
  5. Hi all, Advice desperately needed, 3 children have decided to plant various vegetables..... well they will do when they can finally decide what to plant. Any advice would be welcome as I have grown lettuces and potatoes, carrots onions, that is where my agriculture knowledge finishes, we want to plant something that the children can look after, and eat afterwards, and that dosent take 24 hours of the day care, The wife has also decided she would like to grow flowers as well. please help as at wits end with all the discussions and arguments and think we should just get on with it, as i know when the fad with the kids and wife has worn off i will be looking after whatever has been planted So any advice as what to grow gratefully recieved Thanks Tony  
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