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By london grounds
March 12, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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london grounds

Posted March 12, 2013

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Posted March 12, 2013

London Grounds was started to provide the garden lovers of dulwich who don't always have the time to tend to their gardens, a creative and experienced hand, available on request. we are skilled horticulturists who deal in all aspects of garden maintenance, residential and commercial. we offer a reliable service, using the latest machinery, and techniques which involve mowing, hedge cutting and trimming, feeding, fertilizing, planting and pruning, and anything else which is required to keep your garden in the best possible condition at all times through all seasons.

We also operate in areas with 5 miles of dulwich

some of our services include

Garden Maintenance

Lawn Mowing

Pressure cleaning

Pruning

Hedge care / cutting

Weeding

Planting

Soil Conditioning / Mulch / Compost - optional

Lawn care / Scarifying / Linear Aeration / Feeding - optional

Green Waste removal - optional

12 Month contract /

Garden maintenance / monthly / weekly / fortnightly

FOR A FREE QUOTATION PLEASE CONTACT US VIA

WEB : www.londongrounds.co.uk

EMAIL : [email protected]

TEL : 07508467650

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