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Ubuntu Landscapers
Sir Lowry's Pass Road
Sir Lowry's Pass
Tel: +27 (0)21 858 1939
Cell: +27 (0)73 347 8685
Email: lee@ubuntugardens.co.za
Website: www.ubuntugardens.co.za
Contact: Lee Last
Business Type
Landscapers
What do you love about Somerset West?
What's not to love? I adore the mountains, the fynbos and the views, love the people and the community spirit and admire the resilience of the people.
How long have you been operating here?
Eighteen years
Describe your business...
Landscaping is not just our job. It's our passion. And it shows. We specialise in indigenous, water-wise gardens as well as kitchen (veggies and herbs) and dry gardens. We are super-efficient and have a dedicated team, who understand that time is money.
How do you see the future of your line of business in Swest?
I feel very blessed to be living in an area growing as rapidly as Somerset West and look forward to contributing to its growth and sustainability.
In your opinion, where's the "swestiest" place to be right now?
Garden centres and nature reserves. We all have a responsibility towards conserving water and how better than to use indigenous plants and lawns which can survive the harshest of climates with very little additional water other than that which is provided by the Universe.
Sir Lowry's Pass Road |
Tel: +27 (0)21 858 1939 |
Business Type
Landscapers
What do you love about Somerset West?
What's not to love? I adore the mountains, the fynbos and the views, love the people and the community spirit and admire the resilience of the people.
How long have you been operating here?
Eighteen years
Describe your business...
Landscaping is not just our job. It's our passion. And it shows. We specialise in indigenous, water-wise gardens as well as kitchen (veggies and herbs) and dry gardens. We are super-efficient and have a dedicated team, who understand that time is money.
How do you see the future of your line of business in Swest?
I feel very blessed to be living in an area growing as rapidly as Somerset West and look forward to contributing to its growth and sustainability.
In your opinion, where's the "swestiest" place to be right now?
Garden centres and nature reserves. We all have a responsibility towards conserving water and how better than to use indigenous plants and lawns which can survive the harshest of climates with very little additional water other than that which is provided by the Universe.
