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Recommendation for Garden landscapers - Patchworks

By Dr De Soto
December 10, 2014 in Request a Tradesperson

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Dr De Soto

Posted December 10, 2014

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Posted December 10, 2014

We've just had Joe and his team from Patchworks landscaping our garden. This involved:

- building a wall

- laying some artificial turf

- laying a patio

- moving a small tree

- advising on plants

They were excellent on all the above. Joe had lots of practical suggestions in helping us come up with a design, and we found all the team to be polite and flexible,tidy, good workmanship. Overall, good value. Very happy to recommend them. Joe is based in Herne Hill. Here is their website:

http://www.patch-works.co.uk/

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