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		<title>How to tell if a Tree is Dead?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[What if that Tree in your garden hasn&#8217;t been blooming this year? It doesn&#8217;t look dead, it&#8217;s still sturdy and there are still leaves on it. When do you know if that backgarden tree is dead? Are there some tests you can apply towards that tree you&#8217;re wondering about?
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>What if that Tree in your garden hasn&#8217;t been blooming this year? It doesn&#8217;t look dead, it&#8217;s still sturdy and there are still leaves on it. When do you know if that backgarden tree is dead? Are there some tests you can apply towards that tree you&#8217;re wondering about?</p>
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		<title>Welcoming message from ALCI President</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[It is my great pleasure to introduce to you, on behalf of the  Association of Landscape Contractors of Ireland, our Blog and hope that you  will find it a convenient source of information. You will find it a useful tool  in identifying the right contractor for you as well as specialist suppliers [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It is my great pleasure to introduce to you, on behalf of the  Association of Landscape Contractors of Ireland, our Blog and hope that you  will find it a convenient source of information. You will find it a useful tool  in identifying the right contractor for you as well as specialist suppliers to  the industry.</p>
<p>The ALCI was founded in 1971 and currently represents 180  landscape contracting firms throughout Ireland, both north and south. One of  the main aims of the ALCI is to promote quality work and service to our clients,  to raise standards within the industry and to work with other players in the  Horticulture and Landscaping Sector. All of our members are required to pass a  rigorous vetting procedure and must commit to our code of conduct. Our members offer a wide range of  services from the design, construction and maintenance of small private gardens  to large-scale commercial projects, as well as projects for public authorities.  ALCI members are committed to providing their clients with the best possible  service to suit their needs. We have a countrywide geographical spread and a  wealth of experience built up since the foundation of the Association. We also  encourage and organise quality training for our members and their staffs.</p>
<p>The ALCI works with other players in the amenity sector, including  government bodies, to further the improvement of the industry in general and to  work on current issues and challenges facing our industry. We continue to work  with the <em>British Association of Landscape  Industries</em> (BALI) and the <em>European Landscape Contractors Association</em> (ELCA) to keep abreast of new legislation and developments in the industry  abroad, including environmental issues.</p>
<p>Paul Dowling</p>
<p><strong>President, ALCI</strong></p>
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