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By kiwi1973
February 16, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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kiwi1973

Posted February 16, 2014

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Posted February 16, 2014

I Am A Qualified, Hard Working And Reliable New Zealand-born Landscape Gardener. I Have Extensive Experience In Gardening And Landscaping In London, And Have Been Working Here Since 1998. I Am More Than Happy To Come And See Your Garden And Give Free Advice And Quotes.

- Garden Tidy Up

-Decking

-Paving

-Fencing

-Brick And Block Laying

-Tree Pruning

-Lawn Care And Renovation

-Top Dressing

-Turfing

-Design

-Maintenance And Planting

I Have My Own Van And Tools And Can Take Away Waste As Well As Supply Plants And Materials .

References And Portfolio Are Available On Request.

Call Jan At Silver Fern Landscapes For A Free Quote

07905950686

Www.silverfernlondon.co.uk

unit 18/551 lordship lane

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