March weather is unpredictable at times but it’s not too early to get back into the garden! Early spring is the perfect time to lay the groundwork for the warm months. Here’s seven things you can do to wake up your garden in spring! Clean Up Nonwoody Perennials Some of your cold-hardy perennials (such [Continue]
Do you have the trees, the shrubs and the gardens, but your landscaping still seems to be lacking something? Here’s seven things that will add some character and flare! 1. Stepping Stones: Purchase from your local home and garden store or make your own! See some of our favorites here. 2. Fences: They’re not just [Continue]
Go Vertical Make gardens look larger than they actually are by adding trellis or arbor. These structures help draw the eye upward, creating the illusion of more space. Grow Some Privacy Keep privacy in mind as you design your small landscape. No one wants the neighbors looking over their shoulder as they relax outdoors. [Continue]
Looking to add a walkway through your beautiful gardens or your backyard? Here’s six of our favourite designs and how you can use landscape edging to make it last! (Click the photo to pin to Pinterest.) Check out this unique garden mosaic pathway made from river rocks! Circular edging can be used to create awesome [Continue]
Wondering what the new trends are for 2017? Check out some of our favourites! (HINT: Click on the photos for more info!) Magical Fairy Gardens “It can be really fun to create a fairy garden and you can include the kids in the project too. They’ll enjoy coming up with ideas and creating this little [Continue]
When the harsh winds and cold temperatures from winter arrive, it doesn’t mean your garden is done for good! There’s so many ways to ensure that your plants live longer! Here’s our top ten tips! MULCH With the cold snow and ice, plants have a harder time avoiding the harsh elements. When this happens, they [Continue]
Plant seeds like poppies, cosmos and delphiniums in the fall. They will sprout and grow in the spring! (Make sure the varieties you chose are suitable for fall sowing and can grow in your area). Plant your flowering bulbs in the fall and you’ll thank yourself in the Spring! Check your local nursery for the [Continue]
Not sure if you heard the buzz, but the Garden Media Group published their 2017 Garden Trends Report and we’re so excited! The theme is Grow 365. They say that in the coming years, people will grow indoors and out – Anything, anywhere! Here’s a sneak peak of what they had to say: [Continue]
One of the best things you can do for your garden and your yard is composting. There are tons of minerals and nutrients that are beneficial to your soil that can help your crops grow large and healthy. When composting is done right, it is one of the best things you can do for your [Continue]
When landscaping your yard you may want to choose plants that may create some shaded space for relaxation. Shaded space will help protect your lawn from the hot sun. They will also help to attract bees and butterflies and other insects. And aren’t those things a wonderful sight to see? We’ve put together a list [Continue]
