Lawns & Planting Price Guide

When it comes to lawns and planting, one of the first questions people ask is, “How much will it cost to create the garden I actually want?” Your lawn and plants are more than just greenery, they shape the way your home feels, looks, and lives. They’re what you see every day and what welcomes you home. In this price guide, we clearly outline the costs involved in lawns and planting, so you can plan with confidence, avoid surprises, and make informed decisions that bring your outdoor space to life.

£2,000 - £5,000

12 - 18m run 1.5m High Laurel Hedging planted as a single row

Oak Sleepers supplied and installed for Edging

Premium Topsoil supplied and installed at a depth of 350mm

Unwanted existing soils removed

All waste dealt with by us

This was carried out via Manual Labour only

Tonbridge, Kent

£3,000 - £6,000

Pleached Trees supplied and installed

Tree supports and strapping all supplied and installed

Premium Topsoil at 350mm deep supplied and installed

Existing unwanted soils removed

All waste dealt with by us

Tonbridge, Kent

£9,000 - £14,000

50 - 70m2 of Newly Planted Flower Bed supplied and installed

A variety of species including 3 Trees in various areas as well

Composted Bark Mulch was used here at 50mm thick

Premium Topsoil was supplied and installed at 350mm deep

Unwanted soils and vegetation was removed here

All waste dealt with by us

A Planting Plan was provided here

An Excavator and Dump Truck was required

Matfield Village, Kent

£3,000 - £6,000

10 - 20m2 of vibrant colourful Planting supplied and installed

Weed Membrane was supplied and installed

Decorative Pebbles were supplied and installed

Premium Topsoil supplied and installed at a depth of 350mm

Unwanted soils were removed

This was carried out via Manual Labour

Sevenoaks, Kent

£2,000 - £5,000

35 - 55m2 of Quality Turf supplied and installed

A 50mm layer of GP10 Lawn Soil was supplied and installed

The existing failed Lawn was removed

All waste was dealt with by us

A small Excavator was required