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How has new emissions regulation improved the latest woodchippers?
The newest models are more efficient, safer and easier to operate and maintain as well as being Stage V compliant, writes Sally Drury.
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VIDEO - Sally Drury hears how Etesia's Atilla ride-on brushcutter can be operated with an iPad
Horticulture Week's technical editor Sally Drury talks to Etesia operations director Les Malin about their new Atilla ride-on brushcutter which is operable using an iPad.
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Skilled Gardener Private Estate
Private Estate Berkshire Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire
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Longwood Gardens Kennett Square, PA
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Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Woking, Surrey
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National Trust RH19 4NE, East Grinstead
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Historic Private Estate - Cotswolds Tetbury, Gloucestershire
Kit reviews
Tractors reviewed: flexible choice
These two tractors are designed for versatility and operator comfort, but how do they fare under tough test conditions? Sally Drury reports.
Kit test: petrol blowers reviewed
These backpack and handheld machines can do more than just blow leaves but how do they perform in action at Sir Harold Hillier Gardens? Sally Drury reports.
Chainsaws tested and reviewed: battery v petrol
How do the latest battery models shape up against new petrol chainsaws when tested at Bridgwater College? Sally Drury reports.
Reviewed: ride-on mowers
With mowing one of the key tasks at Sir Harold Hillier Gardens, the team are ideally placed to try out the latest machines. Sally Drury reports.
VIDEO: Reviewed: Battery pedestrian mowers
With rising demand driving development, Sally Drury reviews a selection of the latest models at Trengwainton Garden, Cornwall.
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