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February 16, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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Propagating Dan

Posted February 16, 2015

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Posted February 16, 2015

We undertake garden design and planting projects on any scale, from total makeovers to just developing your existing garden to revitalise the space. This is always built foremost around your needs and requirements. Our work is distinguished by a signature creative playfulness, a sensitivity to the context and the employing of plants which will thrive and give you pleasure all year round. Every garden we create is completely unique, utilising rare and unusual plants and landscaping forms.

An environmental consciousness is very important to us, often re-imagining existing elements in your garden and minimising waste.

For more information do visit our website here...http://www.propagatingdan.com. Do email us if you want to chat about work you would like done in your garden or to sign up to our mailing list at [email protected].

142A Kirkwood Road, London SE15 2DG. We cover South East London including East Dulwich.

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