Those tired borders around your Mitcham property deserve better than struggling shrubs and patchy grass. Picture vibrant seasonal colour flowing through professionally crafted flower beds that actually thrive in South London's clay soil.
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Victorian terraces near Mitcham Common often feature narrow side returns crying out for clever planting schemes. Whether you're battling heavy clay in Figges Marsh or working with the sandy patches common near Colliers Wood, proper bed preparation makes all the difference. Local knowledge matters – especially when dealing with the waterlogged corners that plague so many CR4 gardens after heavy rain.
Building raised beds solves drainage issues whilst adding architectural interest to flat plots. Double-digging improves soil structure, incorporating organic matter that transforms lifeless earth into plant paradise. Strategic edging prevents lawn encroachment, keeping maintenance manageable even for busy professionals commuting from Mitcham station. The right plant combinations ensure year-round interest without constant replanting expenses.
Twenty years working Mitcham's diverse gardens means understanding which varieties flourish despite pollution from the A236. From compact courtyards behind converted shops to sprawling borders in SW16's leafier streets, each space receives tailored attention.
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Basic bed creation starts around £65 per square metre, including soil improvement and edging. Raised beds with quality timber or stone borders typically range £120-180 per square metre. Planting adds £25-45 per square metre depending on plant density and specimen sizes.
Absolutely – from the period properties surrounding Mitcham Common to newer developments near Colliers Wood tube. Regular projects span Figges Marsh, Mitcham town centre, and the residential streets connecting to Streatham and Tooting.
Smaller beds (under 20m²) usually complete within 2-3 days. Larger schemes or multiple beds might need 5-7 days, weather permitting. Booking typically runs 2-3 weeks ahead during spring rush, less in autumn.
All structural elements – edging, drainage, soil preparation – carry our decade-long warranty against failure. Plants themselves are guaranteed for their first year, assuming reasonable care. Any settlement issues or edging problems are rectified free of charge during the warranty period.
Definitely – integrating new beds with established trees, existing paving, or original Victorian paths requires careful planning. Many Mitcham gardens feature mature shrubs or period features worth preserving. Design works around these elements, often enhancing their impact through complementary underplanting.
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