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2016

Was it something I said?

Independent retail consultant, Liam Kelly dispels some of the persistent truths of successful retailing Over the years I have learned the importance of listening to...
white flower
2016

Autumn’s best performer

Renowned independent florist, Ruth Monaghan shares her thoughts and techniques on how to get the most from the humble but top performing Cyclamen Autumn is...
Qualified designers have a range of skills spanning multiple domains. Spatial and planting design, construction, horticulture, electrics, draughting, computer-aided design, sketching, and visualization are just a few. The range is rarely reflected in fees and charges as most clients pay for the product, not the process. The images shown here are just a tiny sample of the products produced by the process. A process that can absorb huge amounts of time, both physically producing, but also in thinking time. Clients rarely pay for thinking time and designers rarely charge for it. It’s a hard thing to pin down. Image 1 shows rendered sketch plan. It’s not scaled or dimensioned and is intended to provide the client with an indicative visual start point. Such plans may be produced during consultations. Image 2 shows the same plan in a draughted format using Autodesk. It is intended to be used by the client and any potential contractor for pricing and construction. Such plans require a lot of survey information, thinking and screen time. Image 3 is another sketch drawing produced during a consultation to assist a client in understanding a radically different treatment for their new house layout. A frequent occurrence during such consultations. Image 4 shows a hard and soft landscape detailing drawing for a garden. Such drawings are produced following an agreement on a sketch layout and can be very time consuming to produce, particularly where a project is being tendered. Image 6 shows a more detailed rendered perspective drawing of a garden. Such drawings are created for more complex, bigger budget projects and can be very time consuming to produce. Image 7 shows a planting layout with supporting images. Such Such drawings are produced for clients and contractors.
2016

Facing charges

The subject of fees for professional landscape and design work in Ireland is a charged subject and one the sector has great difficulty facing...
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2016

Assuring sustainable practice

Andrew Mahon of Bord Bia’s quality division frames The Sustainable Horticulture Assurance Scheme (SHAS), the revised quality assurance program being launched through the edibles...
2016

Mycorrhizal and root initiation and development

As part of our continued drive to promote and communicate horticultural research conducted by Irish students, we’re delighted to share the work completed by...
Photograph by By-Studio
2016

What you see…

Renowned nurseryman and tree specialist, Ronan Nangle shares a positive story of how seeing and selecting trees first hand can contribute to the creation...
ITB academic ‘Excellence in Horticulture’ award won by Patrick Smith
2016

Autumn/Winter 2016 – Horticulture news

NEW VENUE FOR EXPANDED HARDWARE SHOW 2017 The Hardware Show 2017, Ireland’s premier trade event for hardware/ DIY retailers and builders merchants takes place on...
HC Summer 2016
2016

HC Summer 2016

CONTENTS NEWS 03 LATEST HORTICULTURE NEWS BREXIT NEWS 07 BREXIT- IMPACT ON IRISH HORTICULTURE Mike Neary, Dermot Callaghan, and Neville Stein share their insights BORD BIA EZINE 10 All of the latest...
construction
2016

Responding and reacting

Working closely with all levels of the landscape construction sector gives landscape cost estimating specialist, Colm Kenny a unique insight. Here, he shares thoughts,...
town
2016

The oldest landscape rocker in town

Terry O’Regan takes a break from the dance floor to report on the 21st National Landscape Forum Those of you who have turned 40, 50...
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