Those Victorian terraces around Streatham Common deserve gardens that match their character. Soft landscaping brings life to tired lawns and empty borders, creating outdoor spaces that change beautifully with the seasons.
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Streatham's mix of period properties and modern developments each present unique gardening opportunities. From the generous plots near Tooting Bec Common to compact courtyards off the High Road, soft landscaping adapts to any space. Plants, turf, and thoughtful design work together, turning overlooked corners into thriving green havens.
Creating successful planting schemes means understanding South London's clay-heavy soil and variable drainage. Plant selection considers everything from shade-tolerant species for north-facing gardens to drought-resistant varieties that cope with summer water restrictions. Proper soil preparation, including organic matter incorporation and pH adjustment, ensures healthy establishment and long-term vigour.
Years spent working in SW16 and SW2 mean knowing which suppliers stock quality plants locally and understanding the microclimates around Streatham Hill. Every garden tells its own story through carefully chosen planting.
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Basic lawn installation starts around £15-20 per square metre, while comprehensive planting schemes including soil improvement typically range £40-80 per square metre depending on plant density and specimen sizes.
Absolutely - from Streatham Vale up to Streatham Hill station, including all of SW16 and the SW2 areas around Streatham Common and into Furzedown.
Most residential gardens take 2-5 days for full soft landscaping installation, though larger schemes or those requiring significant soil work may extend to 7-10 days.
All soft landscaping includes a 10-year installation warranty covering workmanship, plus a 12-month plant establishment guarantee when aftercare guidelines are followed.
Hardy perennials like lavender, salvia and grasses perform brilliantly here, while structural evergreens provide year-round interest. Clay-tolerant choices include astilbe, hosta and Japanese anemones for shadier spots.
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