Outdoor Plants That Even You Can’t Kill
Purple Rain Desert Rose No, it’s not only music superstar Prince’s magnum opus, it’s also a gorgeous species of sage properly named Salvia Verticillata. This border flower can accentuate any garden, and they even attract butterflies! These smoke-colored lavender-like plants only need moist soil to grow, and do best in full sunlight. Desert Rose […]
4 Factors to Consider When Landscaping Your Home Garden
Growing a beautiful garden can be a wonderful hobby, and a great way to pass the time. Gardening continues to top lists of favorite activities year after year, and it is easy to understand way. Working in the garden, and enjoying the results, is a great deal of fun, and a garden can even increase […]
Good Landscape Design and the Importance of Trees
Trees will be the largest elements of most landscaping projects, and it is important to give these denizens of the landscape the respect and care they deserve. Part of this consideration is arranging those trees properly, in order to provide both the healthiest trees and the most spectacular views. When designing the new landscape, […]
What is the Point? Why Coniferous plants have a place in our gardens
Every fall we say goodbye to another season of beautiful flowers and perennials. With the on set of fall, we see five months of dreary snowy blah. If you have laid out your garden with careful planning, you may be able to create some interesting textures and colours from the bark colour of shrubs and […]
Fruit Trees in Alberta
One of the most common requests we get from clients is to include an apple tree in their yard. More often than not what they mean is they would like to have an edible plant. Most people do not realize that there are so many more options than just apple trees that you can grow […]
Should you hire a landscape designer?
Before you start your landscape project, consider a professional design. Check out this article on Canadian Living about hiring a landscape designer. Continue on to the article
Designing Planting Beds in Edmonton
Garden design in Edmonton can be challenging. There are many factors to consider before even starting to design your garden such as: climactic zones, micro-climates, soil composition and drainage. The Edmonton climatic zone is Zone 3b, this does limit the choices we can make with regard to plant selection. In ideal circumstances we may be […]
