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MY Son is a Landscaper but local demand with elderly residents (many whom are our neighbours) 

has seen an increased demand for garden upkeep for older people who can no longer do these jobs.

Some of our locals are being charged ridiculous amounts (£60 for mowing the lawn)

Based in West Dulwich £20 p/h one off or regular available

If you have pruning, Lawn mowing, hedge trimmiming and weeding requirements get in touch with

Cameron Douglas 07846 647347

feel free to give him a call or drop him a text

 

 

 

 

 

 

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