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Excellent gardener - fake grass fitter

By peckingham palace
August 6, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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peckingham palace

Posted August 6, 2013

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Posted August 6, 2013

When I moved house recently, I asked landscape gardener Jasper Davis to build a summerhouse for me and to lay some fake grass in my garden.

The gardens in West Dulwich are often very boggy and wet and my lawn looked a mess! Jasper worked hard and very quickly to build this summerhouse and lay the easigrass type astroturf. I was delighted with the results!

Some of my friends laughed at me for having plastic grass. However, with such a dry summer I am having the last laugh because everyone else's lawns are brown and dry while mine still looks green and fresh.

The astro is lovely to lie on and walk on. It's very easy to maintain - no mowing and just a rake once in a while. It's even coped admirably with dog poo.

I can't recommend Jasper highly enough. PM me if you want a personal reference.

Jasper Davis: 07966 251778 [email protected]

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