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Garden help cabra area

cena · 2022-08-29 20:56:59

My brother needs help with his back garden. He wants to put a fence halfway down the garden and put stones on the rest of the garden. He has no interest in mowing the lawn and I have had enough of driving up to Dublin to cut it for him. Does anyone know of someone that could do this?

29-08-2022 8:56pm

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cena

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My brother needs help with his back garden. He wants to put a fence halfway down the garden and put stones on the rest of the garden.
He has no interest in mowing the lawn and I have had enough of driving up to Dublin to cut it for him.
Does anyone know of someone that could do this?

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#2 29-08-2022 8:58pm

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You

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#3 29-08-2022 9:04pm

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No Thanks. I have tried to keep it nice for him. I gave up as he wouldn't mow the grass between my visits

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#4 29-08-2022 10:13pm

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Why are you still involved, why can't he find someone to do it for him?

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#5 29-08-2022 10:20pm

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Why stones? Plant a few bushes and young trees and then just let nature take its course. Zero maintenance, good for wildlife and much nicer to look at.

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