Tulse Hill sits between Streatham, Brixton and West Norwood — an area with some lovely residential gardens.
Tulse Hill connects Streatham, Brixton and West Norwood. The residential streets here are lined with Victorian and Edwardian houses — many with generous rear gardens that need regular care.
We mow lawns, trim hedges, clear overgrown plots and handle end-of-tenancy tidy-ups for landlords across Tulse Hill. If your garden has been neglected or you just need someone dependable for regular upkeep, we're happy to help.
The larger properties along Tulse Hill itself and the quieter streets leading off towards Brockwell Park often have mature gardens with deep borders and established hedging. We're well set up to handle these.
Tulse Hill once hosted Sir William Huggins' garden observatory, where he worked out what stars are made of. We can't help with astronomy, but gardens backing onto Brockwell Park or tucked along Palace Road — nature garden included — are very much our department.
Picking up plants? Alleyn Park Garden Centre in West Dulwich is small but perfectly formed — and we're happy to plant whatever you bring home. Croxted Road Garden Centre is barely five minutes further on.
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As well as Tulse Hill, we work across West Norwood, Herne Hill, Brixton, Streatham and most of South London. Get in touch if you're not sure whether we reach you.