Send us a picture of your “Ugly Yard” on Facebook or Twitter using the hashtag #TheUYC to be entered to win. Our Landscaping Specialist will give you specific advice to help improve it. Advice will be published over on our blog. One lucky winner will be chosen the first week of September to get their [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]

Happy New Year! I’m sure your social media and emails have been blowing up with posts on New Years Resolutions. Don’t mind us as we jump on the bandwagon and add another one to your list! Here’s 10 New Years Resolutions for your landscaping! 1. Try something new. Tired of the same old things? Here’s [Continue]

It’s April and a lot of us just got another snow fall! Spring landscaping sets up your lawn for success in the summer and eventually once the snow melts, you can tackle your muddy yard yourself or with your local landscaping professional. Here’s 10 tips to ensure that the grass is NOT greener on the [Continue]

Lawn edging is a physical barrier between the lawn and another area such as flower bed, path or driveway. Lawn edging provides a neat lawn edge and prevents grass roots growing into flower beds or over pavers. It also keeps plants, soil and mulch in place. In addition, landscape edging helps define walkways so that [Continue]

Using Lawn Edging for Tree Rings Lawn edging is used to create tree rings around the base of trees, usually when the tree is planted in a lawn or paved area. The edging is installed in a circle around the tree and the area between the edging and the tree trunk is covered with a [Continue]

Lawn edging is a permanent divider between the lawn and another area in the yard, such as a flower border, play area or path. There are several different styles of lawn edging. For example, low-profile aluminum or flexible strips of faux rocks. Choose a style that compliments your house and yard.   Here’s a quick [Continue]