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Jason Hodges explores the work of one of his favourite landscape designers, Jane Jones, who uses buxus to great effect in her gardens. Click here to subscrib.
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We caught up with Jason to talk about his work with Lawn Solutions Australia, Buxus Balls of Berry and how he became by his terms, " the luckiest bloke in the world". Turfmate: Can you tell us about your work with Lawn Solutions Australia? How did it come about? Jason Hodges: "I started with Lawn Solutions Australia when they were just Sir Walter.
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In this episode I interview Landscape Designer, Gardener and owner of Buxus Balls of Berry, Jason Hodges. Jason has been a presenter on TV for around 20 years, most recently on Better Homes and Gardens where he worked for 16 years.
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Check out this great listen on Audible.com. In this episode I interview Landscape Designer, Gardener and owner of Buxus Balls of Berry, Jason Hodges.Jason has been a presenter on TV for around 20 years, most recently on Better Homes and Gardens where he worked for 16 years. He's also designed and.
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Baz visits Merribee Gardens to get inspired before catching up with his good mate Jason Hodges at Buxus Balls of Berry. Jason gives his top tips for pruning.
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Hodges is believed to be concentrating on his business Buxus Balls Of Berry on the State's south coast. It is set among beautiful landscaped gardens with hedging, lawns, retaining walls, stepping stones and topiary trees.
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What got you here? Well, it's funny, I don't believe in signs, but when I got my Ps (P-Plates), the first place I ever drove to was Berry. And my parents' best friends lived down the end of this road. Then one day I went, "I've got this connection to this place". So, when I was 40, I said I wanted to live in Berry when I was 50 and.
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Sit down with Joe Rogers from Lawn Solutions Australia and the landscaping legend himself Jason Hodges on his farm to talk about how he got into landscaping, his escape to the country, all things turf and his new business venture, Buxus Balls of Berry! www.lawnsolutionsaustralia.com.au www.youtube.com/@LawnSolutionsAustralia
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Buxus balls are a touch of luxury in a landscape and making them into other shapes, called topiary, is an ancient art form. If you have healthy buxus, chances are they are looking shaggy at the moment - the new growth means they need a clip.