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Previous gardening jobs in Crieff, Perthshire
Strathallan, PH7
Under £100
Well established garden which needs mowing and general tidy occasionally, have just moved in to property on the Drummond Estate, We are pensioners, no lawnmower available.
Strathearn, PH7
Under £100
WOULD LIKE SOMEONE TO CUT THE GRASS
Strathearn, PH7
Under £1,000
Clear turf and lay gravel bed and finish off border. Lay 2 new steps
Muthill, PH5
Under £1,000
I am looking to have paving slabs laid along with a fence put up and other bits . I have a slabs and along stepping stones fence and posts all I require is the labour to be done.
Comrie, PH6
Under £8,000
Monoblocking of 250 sq meter drive
Strathearn, PH7
Under £2,000
Just bought property in Creiff which requires a garden 'overhaul'. L-shape garden. Requires large tree/bush pruning, redesign of layout to create ultra-low maintenance garden, perhaps removing grass areas in favout of mix of paving, gravel and woodchip. Property is an end terrace with external access to garden via the gardens of 4 properties or through property.
Strathearn, PH7
Under £4,000
sloping riverside bank of rough ground 40ft by 12ft made into terraced garden with retaining wall
Strathearn, PH7
Under £500
The house sits on 1 acre and the garden requires normal autumn maintenance, plus the laying of about 30 paving slabs (each approx 2ft square)
Muthill, PH5
Under £500
to prepare and lay lawn for around 15sqm of turf
Strathearn, PH7
Under £8,000
Excavate slightly sloping lawn area, deposit spoil to form rockery or beds. Build dry stone retaining wall (approx. 20m incorporating steps, pave exposed area and replace paving on existing patio area (total area approx 100m2.) Repair/replace some rotting fences (approx 30m)
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