You never lose a customer, you just gain a better one.
@pablo9364
Жыл бұрын
It’s funny the psychology of it all. I once worked for this very old couple. For six months I only ever saw the husband and he said the wife is in a bad way with a broken back and altogether not good. All the time I was gardening there it gave me a lot of satisfaction knowing that I was helping to make the garden beautiful to improve the well being of his wife. It pains me to say this but after six months of not seeing her she leaned out of the front door and she was the nastiest, vile most horrible person absolutely unappreciative extremely rude. You know I smiled and stayed as polite as possible and could not wait to finish. Went home and sent them a polite email coming up with an excuse to finish with them. It certainly opens your eyes to the fact that you have to be focussed on business more. But it’s like a kick in the gut especially when emotions are involved. We learn…
@leemacgregor1
4 ай бұрын
I've still got a £12 lawn for last 14 years, it's postage stamp in out in under 5 mins. They were my first customers and get on with them well. I do 5 in that area takes hour half with travelling earn £83.
@craigsmith9876
2 ай бұрын
Yep dead right small gardens are the most profitable you just need to get some work density so you can hop from one to another
@christophergray1977
Жыл бұрын
As a gardener myself I always find it strange that our worth is by time but the likes of window cleaners, car washers etc it is by the job. If the work is completed early and in good fashion then I have fulfilled my duty to the customer.
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
Exactly yeah. You make a good comparison with those other jobs. I'm very reluctant to do any gardens on any sort of fixed time unless they are bigger gardens.
@tonycritcher3419
Жыл бұрын
Yep, plumbers and sparks even have a call out fee. If someone called me to say last nights gale had left a precarious branch dangerously over their neighbours fence and needed it removing straight away and that it would 'only take ten minutes to saw off and take away', and I turned up, did the job, loaded it up and said £125 please. They would moan 'To take away that little twig? You weren't here five minutes!' Yet a plumber changes a dripping tap washer states his price, only has a worn washer to dispose of not only gets a 'Now I can get a good night sleep without that dripping sound! And offered a cup of tea as soon as he arrives! Changes that washer in five minutes, spends twenty minutes drinking tea and talking about how lucky the customer was not to have flooded the whole street and claim on their household insurance and 'Call it £90 for cash love!' No questions asked! (DISCLAIMER; Good plumbers and tradesmen are available!')
@christophergray1977
Жыл бұрын
@@tonycritcher3419 nicely put, we as gardeners must not undervalue our work or our worth, if the job isn’t going to be of value to ourselves then walk away.
@tonycritcher3419
Жыл бұрын
@Ginge (2) Nice one, Kerching!
@tonycritcher3419
Жыл бұрын
@@christophergray1977 yes indeedy!
@FireFlySamson
Жыл бұрын
I had the exact same thing happen to me last week, it was a bit of a nightmare garden to be honest. Parking was a real pain and access wasn't easy with all the steps. I charged her £20 for an hr but after parking etc was taken into account it just wasn't worth it. She is a real skinflint and think she probably went for someone cheaper but looking forward to the call back wanting me back at which point it will be £35 for the hr. Dont cut yourself short...you know how good you are and the price you are worth
@HomeEdMum
Жыл бұрын
Good for you speaking up. Something in the air as I've just had to speak up today to someone. The universe will bring you another
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
Haha definitely, cheers 🙂
@tonycritcher3419
Жыл бұрын
You're the Boss of your company, only you can sack yourself, being the staff too! People can only say they no longer want you for whatever reason. If the man doing it for £10 an hour is making decent money after paying his liability insurance, transport running costs, tax and insurance, mower, strimmer and blower running costs, dumping fees and a wage for himself on top of tool repairs or replacements he should be doing youtube videos to show us how it works for him. Keep up the good work, there's a lot too to be said for honesty, attention to detail, customer service and reliability!
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
🤣 definitely! As you say with so many costs, I don't know how people do it. Initially you get a bit disheartened when someone like that is in your area but then you think it's so hard to sustain at those prices. A 7 hour day is only £70 - that's without factoring in drive time. Sod working 7/8 hour days every day of the week for pennies 🤣
@tonycritcher3419
Жыл бұрын
@@TheGreyGardener1990 Exactly, A fair days pay for a fair days work, not much to ask. Out in most weathers, books to do, thorns to pick out of thumbs, extra washing loads! It is all time and money!
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
@@tonycritcher3419 the unseen side of things!
@adamrobinson2696
Жыл бұрын
After paying all those fees, is why the £10ph fu#ktard don’t last and ends up being unreliable and nowhere to be seen. If I go to do a quote and I tell them my rate and they start saying “my last gardener did the work for half the cost”. Alarm bells ring for one and then I reply, “well what happened to them?” Nine times out of ten dig a little deeper before the visit and ask about previous gardeners pays well. They normally say they were unreliable. This also rings alarm bells, but I go to quote and meet in person. If they start haggling, I leave and get back to them via email stating “I’m unable to take the job on right now”.
@tonycritcher3419
Жыл бұрын
@@adamrobinson2696 Exactly, which is why they are looking for another gardener, because Mr Undercut didn't work out. As they say, 'You get what you pay for'!
@StephenSmith-ge1qf
Жыл бұрын
Reminds me of my many years in the business. You're expected to have a vehicle, equipment in good condition , a good level of horticultural skill and to take away and dispose of the waste (at vast expense) and they want to pay you les than a tenner an hour. I was in the garden maintenance business for many years and had some wonderful customers, but there are some exceptions!
@tomreviews9668
Жыл бұрын
Small gardens will always pay a disproportionate premium vs the time/workload as you have to set a minimum visit charge to warrant going at all. Its so annoying though when customers attempt to make a comparison between your business and numptys working for peanuts. I have quite a big problem in one of my neighbourhoods competing with "old men" running side hustles cash in hand for half what I charge.
@terrymckenna1918
Жыл бұрын
Losing and gaining customers is all part and parcel and like a lot of people have said whatever you lose you can pick more up on the way,some customers will drive you up the wall,i managed to get rid of the tight ones who wanted the job doing on a shoestring,it's a learning curve as you will already know!good luck mate👊
@jackiecampbell3365
Жыл бұрын
Sorry to hear this.Absolutely Ridiculous,Keep going!!🤞
@colliegardenmaintenance2560
Жыл бұрын
Easy to loose the fact that she is not paying you £10 per hour or whatever. They are paying your company that, not you. All overheads come off and then you pay yourself. Sometimes I find it shocking how little I pay myself after all of the deductions especially in winter. Keep up the good work and content.
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
Definitely mate, as I say this was my first ever customer and at the time obviously wanted to get that first one under my belt so pricing was off, I'd changed the way I kind of go about things and it was a strange old garden too haha
@colliegardenmaintenance2560
Жыл бұрын
@@TheGreyGardener1990 yes, having started in lockdown period I now have very few of the original customers left. Can honestly do without the "I am doing you a favour paying you £10/hr," attitude
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
@@colliegardenmaintenance2560 agree mate. Best off swapping those customers for ones who appreciate what you do or at the very least pay you the going rate
@colliegardenmaintenance2560
Жыл бұрын
@@TheGreyGardener1990 yes. Even in winter I can earn reasonable amounts doing fences, pressure washing paths and driveways decking etc. Just a struggle to keep up the hours with the light and bad weather.
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
@@colliegardenmaintenance2560 that's true. I'm having a much better winter this year than my first year last year. People keep mentioning fencing and it isn't something I do but I'm strongly considering. Is it more fence repairs you do or erecting them?
@neilhatton6018
Жыл бұрын
I now have a philosophy that I charge what I feel the job is worth.. Fri gone I pruned a medium to large apple tree, it took me just over 4 hours plus bagging all the wood up, say 4.5 hrs, I charged for the complete job £230 and they were happy.. because you know I still needed to come back the following day for the waste. But I prefer this style of working, I did the work of two guys, because I have expertise and I'm strong and have the tools, so I charged accordingly.
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
I definitely favour that style as well, especially when doing large jobs like that. Only way to do it for personally
@kevmeister1234
4 ай бұрын
I'm thinking about getting into gardening as self employed. And I'm finding your videos really informative, you seem very down to earth and just believable. I know you said pricing is subjective to a few things like location, which area are you working? Keep doing vids👍
@TheGreyGardener1990
4 ай бұрын
North east mate. Glad you're enjoying the channel 🙂
@sgm-gardenmaintenance7408
Жыл бұрын
Some people just fixate on getting a hourly rate and us sticking too a hourly rate. She just values cheapness not value that you provide. Another slot opens up for you mate. Don’t worry onwards and upwards.
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
Definitely mate cheers
@stevelanghorn1407
Жыл бұрын
Everything you say here is totally reasonable. Don't be deterred though! Gardening can be very physically demanding work. If you overdo things when you're trying to build up your business you can really shoot yourself in the foot. If you can learn how to pace yourself, enjoyment of the job will have a chance to really improve. It'll also allow you time to develop your practical skills and plant knowledge. Customers will appreciate you for it, hopefully resulting in more reliable regulars who are happy to pay you. And you do right not charging hourly rates. That's a ridiculous system, given that "gardening" work can involve anything from close weeding on your hands and knees, to felling or pruning small to medium garden trees!
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
Thanks for the comment. I always say an hours heavy hard digging will cost a lot more than an hours gentle pruning or dead heading. The light bulb turns on after that lol
@Jay-be1xk
Жыл бұрын
Don’t worry mate better will come
@susanlane8803
Жыл бұрын
This customer probably thinks they ca do it their selves or they can get it done cheaper. Stupid to lose a decent gardener for a few quid, reliability and standards are everything! Also you need just as many tools for a small job as a large one. Running machinery and vehicles', insurance etc....costs money! Good gardeners are like hens teeth, treat them with respect!
@dagtailgroundmaintenance
Жыл бұрын
Sometimes, it's just old age with older clients. They can go a bit funny. It's good you stay polite 👍
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
Cheers
@dagtailgroundmaintenance
Жыл бұрын
@Ginge (2) yes, he finished a little before me, and we cleared up together 👍
@twon60
7 ай бұрын
You sound gutted. Being played by a customer is tough. Being replaced by a cowboy with no liability or insurance or overheads possible a tax dodger. Because that cheap 2 hours for £16 after fuel, repairs and tax is peanuts. Good for you. You got away from an awkward situation with a better one. Keep up the good work you sound passionate. You seem professional. Well done and business will continue to grow ❤
@neilhatton6018
Жыл бұрын
You're getting this more and more now from gardeners, I like watching me fellow gardeners on KZitem, and we're all saying the same thing with regards job versus hours and having flexibility in the way you work, time's are a changing and it doesn't make business sense to charge by the hour, not if you've all the kit.. and being able to come and go is important, it's a headache trying to plan around a customer
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
Definitely, it's a nightmare especially when you have rainy days etc. I think she was my only one like that. I have a handful where they'd like to know when I'm coming so I drop them a quick text which I don't mind doing
@neilhatton6018
Жыл бұрын
@@TheGreyGardener1990 It's something about my feeling that the only reason they want to know when you're arriving is to keep an eye on which doesn't sit well with me ya know?
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
@@neilhatton6018 No I totally get that. I get quite suspicious of most things to do with customers 🤣🤣
@neilhatton6018
Жыл бұрын
@@TheGreyGardener1990 You're still young wait until you get to 40 like me you'll be a miserable git 🤣😍
@neilmoye588
Жыл бұрын
I think you are priced right. But it's very tricky to price especially when you start out. And you are right costs are skyrocketing. Best to price to get the best rate.
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
Its a fine line a lot of the time. As I'm getting busier I'm getting less fussy, if I win the job great, if I don't, there are lots more customers out there. I guess it comes down to different problems and situations at different stages of the business really
@neilmoye588
Жыл бұрын
@@TheGreyGardener1990 Yes I agree. Great video.
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
@@neilmoye588 Thanks Neil
@funkyduckproductions.8844
Жыл бұрын
I've decided not to put my prices up this year. I've never made this decision in the past then had to go and increase them mid season. I think that unfair doing that. So it's a bit of a gamble this year. Setting a price that I'm going to commit to all season.
@halliwellization
11 ай бұрын
i charge 15 per hr for everything just started watching your vids i think im too cheap but theres a lot of gardeners springing up to undercut you great vids pal .
@sharonclaridge
Жыл бұрын
Isn't it weird how some people value a skill more than others? The same person who moans about your hourly rate (even though it's actually a price for the job) will probably pay a hairdresser £20 or £30 for a quick trim and blowdry and walk away happy. Some things just aren't valued the same. She's probably better off with her hobby gardener who can do it for a tenner but one day his lawnmower will break and he'll realise that £10 isn't enough to sock a bit away each time towards a new one when it's needed.
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
It's strange yeah. When I'm quoting now I always think about how I'll feel physically. I used to underestimate or not place as much emphasis on it but essentially I'm lending my body to a garden and it's bloody hard work. Wear and tear on the body as well as all the gear.
@andyhawker1
8 ай бұрын
£8 and £10 per hour!! when someone says something like that to me I always say "well he's not paying tax" their a cowboy gardener and making it bad for the rest of us legitamait gardeners. Best off without her. I'm £21 per hour plus removal of waste. One off customers give them a price for the job, same with lawn cutting, quote for the job. Keep persevering and if you're any good you'll do well. There's plenty of work out there. Best wishes
@sirrichardrichard5655
7 ай бұрын
I've come across this before an elderly man takes over the gardening for next to nothing because he's bored
@StewartCormack
Жыл бұрын
One door closes and another better one opens. It’s happened to me too.
@mickeyhughes7244
Жыл бұрын
Good on you! Always difficult to price, however, we need a minimum. £25 hour to base my pricing on. 3x fir scarifying and £10 for waste. Tricky mate, cos I understand that every lawn and garden is different 👍🏼👍🏼keep up the good work
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
Thanks Mickey. It's a learning curve isn't it when you just start out. Even now, only 2 and a bit years down the line I do things so differently to when I first started...pricing being one! You quickly learn to value your time and physical health as well 💪
@mickeyhughes7244
Жыл бұрын
@@TheGreyGardener1990 absolutely mate. I couldn't agree more. 👍🏼
@jamestastic70
10 ай бұрын
We are all Expendable in my eyes . There is always another job that comes up ...
@TheGreyGardener1990
10 ай бұрын
True 👍
@StewartCormack
Жыл бұрын
I don’t do an hourly rate anymore. I just quote for the visit. In in the deep south but they still look for people who charge £10 an hour. Not for me. I have turned down work if they ask for an hourly rate.
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
Same.mate yeah. It's too restricting both in time and money for me personally
@bigtel1977
Жыл бұрын
£20 for 2hrs…😂…let him do it…that won’t last…the amount of people who’ve said to me “my old gardener only charged £10-£12”…I always say where is he now then, I wait for the classic reply “he didn’t come back anymore”…to which I say that’s because he wasn’t making any money….they never mention it again after that.
@scotttarry4909
9 ай бұрын
10 pounds an hour? How can anybody charge that low and survive
@Grahams-Grass
Жыл бұрын
It's going to happen there's always some more cream around the corner .. when you first start you do everything and anything a couple of years later you start to pick and choose because you can afford .👍🍻
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
So true!
@craigsmith9876
2 ай бұрын
Sounds like £20 was to ok high why couksnt you charge £10 to do the grass only and £20 when you do other stuff. £20 forna 5 minute cut is dear.
@Ian-1957
Жыл бұрын
Some people want there job done for nothing. A couple pound an hour and a balloon. When I worked for the council (starred in 1977) I used to cut the grass for this religious lady then the going rate was £5/hour she tried to bridge me down to £4.50
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
I think some people think they should be paying £5/hour now!
@BarryBethal-yv2oz
Жыл бұрын
If that bloke works for £10 an hour get him to come and work for you and you can sit in your van and watch him while you charge £20 making £10 fir watching him work😃
@Jack-tj9hq
Жыл бұрын
You know why they say mate, you don’t lose a customer, you just gain another. Out of context mate but what software do you use to edit your videos?
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
Power director 365. There's a guy on youtube who is worth a watch. He tells you how to work various aspects of it.
@audibell
Жыл бұрын
How is the van
@ipodgooroo
Жыл бұрын
I've got a casual job that I charge £20 for an hour as it's in my village and I can tag it on to the end of my day. Problem is, it is such a tiny garden, trying to fill an hour is virtually impossible most of the time! I wish more of my jobs were a case of just turn up, do the job and leave when it is done. Most of mine are a set 3 hours as they are bigger gardens and that's how I decided to go for my first season. Just wish I could be doing less of that..! Coming to the start of this season, are you planning on a price rise? I've got a few that I 100% need to increase the price, even if I lose a few because of it
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
I've got a handful I'm going to increase but I'm keeping the rest as is. I'm probably about 85% full to where I want to be so I think once I've got say another 10 regulars, I'll then increase them. Then if I loose any ill not be as bothered. Obviously new customers get a higher price
@ipodgooroo
Жыл бұрын
@@TheGreyGardener1990 Thanks! There are a few regulars that are really quite good to me and have been no trouble, so if I do increase the price, it'll be like £5 a visit, so a fairly negligible amount. I've got a new customer that I've been doing some bits for over Winter, not expecting them to want regular work, so I priced it cheap as I was quiet... I think they now may want work throughout the season, would I be justified to explain that I need to charge more in the growing season? Currently just use hand tools there
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
@@ipodgooroo yeah definately justifiable as you're a hell of a lot busier. Only hand tools, I have a garden like that. I don't charge too much there as its gentle work but if you've gone cheap, I'd definitely up it. If they say no, you have the option of remaining at your current price if needs be
@ipodgooroo
Жыл бұрын
@@TheGreyGardener1990 I'm only doing half as much gardening this year as my other business has taken off quite well, so only working 5 days every 2 weeks. So I can be quite selective, so I already know a few that will be getting binned! Planning on sending messages and emails out in the next week or so
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
@@ipodgooroo ahh fair enough! What's your other business again?
@jt-eb9fw
Жыл бұрын
Hi, ive been doing an elderly womans grass cutting using her strimmer and sit on lawnmower. Usually takes about 3 hours to do as its very large area. What kind of price should i be charging as im not using any of my own equipment? Thanks
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
Difficult to say without knowing all the details in terms of distance travelled etc etc. 3 hours worth of your time with no equipment of yours being used...if I think a job of mine will take 3 hours I'm looking to hit the £70/80+ mark at least. More strimming would mean my price would go up too as its tough on the back. Hope that helps.
@jt-eb9fw
Жыл бұрын
@@TheGreyGardener1990 travel about 3 miles and is 1.5 hours strimming and 1.5 sit on lawnmower. Thanks
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
@@jt-eb9fw 1.5 hours strimming is backbreaking mate, I'd charge a lot more than what I've said in that case
@jt-eb9fw
Жыл бұрын
@@TheGreyGardener1990 thank you for the advice. Also another place i get £10 an hour but it takes between 1.5 to 2 hrs lawn mowing with their mower. Do you think i should carry on or ask to change to like £25 or £30 a cut?
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
@@jt-eb9fw it's difficult to change half way through with existing customers but certainly with new customers I'd price per job rather than an hourly rate. You'll earn so much more. As an example, an average lawn strim and cut takes me around 30 mins and I charge £25/30 - if you're litterally mowing and or strimming constantly for an hour plus you you'd be well within your rights to charge more
@russellpetrie119
Жыл бұрын
the 8 pound an hour scam just ask the customer so where are they now?
@shanecantwell227
Жыл бұрын
Hmm £10 an hour isn't even minimum wage.
@starman1969
9 ай бұрын
Sounded like an awkward job & not worth the hassle.
@jackw9920
Жыл бұрын
Got no time for people that want the cheapest price regardless so she did you a favour tbh. Onwards and upwards.
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
Definitely mate
@adamrobinson2696
Жыл бұрын
This video is uncanny in so many ways to a recent client that let me go after a years service. Sorry, this is a bit of a rant…. She was elderly and she has got a gardener to replace me who is also elderly and charges half what I do. The last job I did for her was a 50ft x 8x 8ft hedge which I had done before. I quoted her the same price as last time which was £50. It took me just over an hour. However, this time she called me (after doing the work) and said she didn’t need me to do the hedge because she found a gardener who would have done it for £20. It was her old gardener who was too ill to work previously. 😂 She then asked why I had charged her so much when I was there for just over 1 hour. I replied “because that’s the quote you paid and agreed for the first cut, when you told me to cut the second time there was no objection to the previous quote?” Anyway, the call ended and I decided to send her a polite email detailing what running cost I incurred operating a business. She replied back saying she understood. I just think most people who don’t ever own a business realise. Here’s the email to her Hi ****, Hope you are doing well? Our last conversation, you seemed puzzled to the cost of the hedge work despite this is what I quoted the last time I cut your hedge. I don’t do hedge, tree or grass cutting on a hourly rate, only garden maintenance in my local area. I based the quote for the job on which inventory I will need to use, my costs and size of hedge. For your hedge I needed 2 x hedge trimmers, long reach, leaf blower, ladders and PPE. This would have been classed as a Medium hedge with ladders. Normally, a small hedge without ladders I will charge around £30, Medium hedge without ladders £40, large hedge with ladders £60. Other, factors which will increase the price is extra equipment needed, such as ladders, long reach cutters. Other factors which will alter the quote maybe distance, access and the duration of the job. When using my machinery and quoting for a job, I have to factor in a number of costs, such as. Fuel Cost of equipment (in this case nearly £1800 worth, ladders alone cost £500) My time to maintain and clean the equipment Costs of any repairs Storage Unit PPE Clothing Insurances - Public liability, Vehicle, personal accident, equipment Taxes - National Insurance, income tax, road tax Pension Advertising Phone These are just a few of my direct costs. Plus being self employed I don’t get paid holidays or sick pay. Anyway, I thought I would share my thoughts on why I charge the rates I did and hopefully there’s no ill feeling. If there is, please let me know and I’m always happy to discuss and come to an arrangement. It’s very rare that a client cancels a service, in fact you are the 2nd since I have started. The other cancellation was due to moving house. However, I asked for feedback, positive or negative as this helps me improve my service. Would you be willing to share your feedback? If not please don’t worry. It’s been a pleasure working for you and I wish you all the best. If you ever need anything in the future, even if it’s a helping hand with anything, let me know.
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
Thanks for sharing. People definitely don't know what's involved in running a business. Your rates sound really reasonable as well! There will always be that older gardener guy doing it for a bit of pocket money...and fair play. It probably keeps them active and busy., and everyone of us will probably loose out one or two jobs sooner or later but are they a direct threat? Probably not as they won't be able to take on a tonne of customers. I like your email, bet it made you feel a lot better 😆
@adamrobinson2696
Жыл бұрын
@@TheGreyGardener1990 Hi, Forest are doing reasonably well, despite cup and beginning of the season. Old people aren’t a threat to my business by any means. I agree, I hope when I slow down I can be that same old dude. It’s good that she came back and said she got it after sending her the email. How many new clients have you got this year? I’m fully booked all year and just had a kid, so daddy day care, hence why I’m on the the cull. Maybe a good idea for a video, how many customers to aspect to loose and gain over a duration and reasons why? Thanks for the vid mutual Forest Fan 👍
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
Ah congratulations mate! Gardening is 10x harder with no sleep haha Yeah cooper has them gelled together now. Genuinely think we'll stay up. Definately turned a huge corner since start of the season anyway. I've got 40 odd fortnightly clients, all varying jobs and time needed on the gardens, then a fair few who contact me when they need a job doing. 6 new ones so far but I got a lot last year in march/April so I expect that will be the case again. My aim is 50 fortnightly regs then I'll be full. Feel full now but can always squeeze a few extra in.
@jaysonnoble1
Жыл бұрын
Do you have an Instagram page bro ?
@TheGreyGardener1990
Жыл бұрын
I do but I'm not particularly active on it. I used to put a lot of my allotment things on there but haven't for a while. It's something I'm looking to get back into as I get asked quite a lot about it. It's the.grey.gardener if you want to give me a follow mate
@jaysonnoble1
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@@TheGreyGardener1990 yeah mate got a few questions about the business side of things and was wondering where might be the best place to ask you for some info mate 👍👍
@TheGreyGardener1990
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@@jaysonnoble1 yeah drop me a message on there, probably better. Or there's an email on my about page on here
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