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     We’ve got another ‘double-header’ newsletter this month. We’re not expecting to send newsletters every

    month but there’s more to update you on with our worker co-operative and we’ve decided to give the

    franking machine a go as there are lots of benefits in terms of reducing our postage costs etc.

    Our front page this month is Maylands Care Home who looked after Tom’s Aunt Elly for so many years and

     we’re determined to create a really nice Memorial / Sensory Garden that everyone at Maylands can enjoy.

    Harvey Woods Carman

    local, independent gardening services at reasonable rates

    une 2016

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    We thought it was time to say a bit more about Mandy, who first started working for us back in

    February and Mark, who has taken on much more since David retired in March.

    The Team

    Harvey Woods Carman

    local, independent gardening services at reasonable rates

    May 2016

    Mandy Lovelace

    Mandy spent many years in the care profession

     before recently moving to managing the RSPCA

    shop in Faversham. She is a keen gardener and wildlife lover and has tended to work one day a

     week with us since February. She also really

    enjoys working with Dave !

    Mark Gaffney

    Mark volunteered with Dave at HambrookMarshes in Canterbury for a number of years

     before Kent Enterprise Trust sold the land. He’s

    got a range of work experience, more recently in

    school care taking, but his real love is working

    outdoors so he was delighted when the

    opportunity of more regular hours  with us came

    up earlier this year.

    Our Pitney Bowes Franking Machine

    Mark has been managing all our newsletter postage and after

    the free trial in April which made significant savings in sending

    our newsletters, we have signed a 12-month contract with

    Pitney Bowes.

     We enjoy sending our newsletters and we often find customers

     we haven’t seen for a while, get in touch about work which is

    always nice and helps us in terms of keeping us busy!

    Our contract allows 10 different accounts so if anyone knows of

    any other small businesses who would like to take advantage of

    it and help us with the monthly rental, please contact Mark at

    [email protected] or 07564746413

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]

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    Harvey Woods Carman

    local, independent gardening services at reasonable rates

    May 2016

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]

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    mail: [email protected] l: 01227 638114obile: 07814268670tp://www.facebook.com/Harveywoodsgardening

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      Harvey Woods Carman

    local, independent gardening services at reasonable rates

    May 2016

    HWCC Ltd(Harvey Woods Carman Co-operative Limited)

    11 Summer Hill

    Harbledown

    Canterbury

    CT2 8NH

    www.harveywoods.co.uk 

    "I learnt a lot of new and interesting

    ideas on this course. Lots of things that we

    can incorporate into our work. We’ve had some

    problems with blanket weed in a few of our

    customers’ ponds recently and we’ve got some

    good ideas on how to deal with it. ‘Every garden no

    matter the size can look amazing’ was my

    personal favourite message from the day”

    Mark

    May Workshops

    Dave and Mark did a Guardian

    Masterclass in Garden Design with

    James Alexander Sinclair

    “I

    didn’t really know

     what to expect from the one-

    day workshop on foraging but I

    picked up lots of really useful

    nformation. One of our gardening

    ugbears, ground elder, has a really

    nice nutty, carroty leaf and I’ll be

    volunteering for any weeding jobs

    that come up in the future ;)”

    Tom

    Tom did a class

    in Foraging with

    Dave Hamilton in

     West Sussex

    I very much enjoyed the

    Principles of Garden Design Masterclass,

    and i've learnt a few things about making a

    garden interesting enough to make people want to

    look right the way round it and how to make small

    gardens look bigger. We were also taught how best toprune Magnolia trees, encouraging roses to bloom

    lower down the plant and treating box blight.

    Overall it was a very good workshop!

    Dave

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