How much does hedges, pruning & planting cost in New Malden?

Hedge and pruning work is usually quoted per job based on size, height and access, with planting priced by the stock and bed preparation involved. We quote on site after seeing the plants. Every New Malden garden is different, so we always quote after seeing your space rather than over the phone.

What should I know about hedges, pruning & planting for gardens in New Malden?

Many gardens here are family spaces that need to be hard-wearing and low-fuss, so we lean toward durable lawns, robust paving and easy-care planting. We factor that local detail into every job so the result suits New Malden specifically, not a one-size-fits-all approach.

New Malden · KT3

Hedges, Pruning & Planting in New Malden

Name: House Of Horticulturists Ltd
Address: Esher, Surrey, GB
Telephone: 07774 259795
Price range: ££–£££
Rating: 4.8

New Malden's mix of semis and family homes gives it plenty of practical, well-used gardens. We cover KT3 with maintenance, lawns, paving and full landscaping for busy households. When it comes to hedges, pruning & planting in New Malden, that local knowledge matters: Many gardens here are family spaces that need to be hard-wearing and low-fuss, so we lean toward durable lawns, robust paving and easy-care planting.

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Hedges, Pruning & Planting · New Malden

Why local matters for hedges, pruning & planting in New Malden

Choosing a team that already works across New Malden and KT3 means we understand the gardens here — the London clay ground, the style of the local properties, and what makes hedges, pruning & planting last in this part of London. We're regularly in New Malden and neighbouring Kingston upon Thames and Worcester Park, so a visit is easy to arrange.

Hedges kept crisp and healthy

We trim formal hedges to clean, even lines and maintain informal ones for health and density, cutting at the right time so you don't disturb nesting birds or weaken the plant. Tall hedges, reductions and reshaping are all part of the work, with the clippings cleared away.

Pruning that improves the plant

Roses, fruit trees, wisteria, shrubs and climbers each have a right time and a right technique. We prune to encourage flowering, fruiting and good structure rather than just reducing size, so plants come back stronger rather than stressed.

How we work in New Malden

1
Assess the plants
Identify what you have and what each needs and when.
2
Cut at the right time
Trim and prune to technique and season, not convenience.
3
Plant & mulch
Prepare soil, plant suitable stock and mulch to establish.
4
Clear away
Remove every clipping and cutting and leave it tidy.

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