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Contact Us Given that the team are often out and about working at clients' sites, it is usually fastest to contact us via e-mail. Please note that advice given is assessed on information provided. For important work, a gardening expert should inspect in person before work proceeds.
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Additionally, please refrain from sending e-mail attachments, especially obscure or proprietary formats. For example, there are a multitude of landscape designing programs, each with its own format (some of which are expensive and none of which we use). Only send plain text within your e-mail application and web based image formats, if appropriate. As a rule, e-mails that cannot be read via a MacIntosh or a Psion organiser may be ignored.
Gardening help (Priority Response): help@gardenadvice.co.uk
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