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Female horticulturist offering services

By EleanorBroome
February 4, 2022 in Request a Tradesperson

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EleanorBroome

Posted February 4, 2022

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Posted February 4, 2022

I have been working as a professional horticulturist for the past 5 years specialising in designing, installing and maintaining interior and

exterior plants.

I am currently offering gardening services in my local area of South East London for private homes and local businesses.

Services include

- interior plant sitting (assurance that your plants will survive)

- interior plant services (consultation and maintenance/ pest control / repotting/ diagnosing problems etc)

- installing new plants (delivery and installation)

- exterior maintenance (adhoc or on a regular basis)

- exterior installation (soft landscaping)

Whether you have a few houseplants that need a spruce or you would like some green for the front of your business or you feel your garden could have an injection of life, or you would just like someone to come and water your plants regularly, email and we can discuss your needs.

Please send enquiries to [email protected]

Many thanks

Eleanor

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