By Our clients still love sharing pics online of this backyard oasis and their evolving gardens each season! We especially love: the curved lines, the mix of modern and rustic materials, the separate living areas, and the lush gardens. This project included; rough white cedar horizontal staggered fencing, Wiarton flagstone patio,
Bayfield Crescent
We came to work on these lovely estate gardens several years ago and it continues to evolve. Already established with full-grown trees and shrubs, it needed more perennials for colour, texture, and density. The gardens are separated into different themed areas; ‘the golf course area- which consists of a large artificial
Hiawatha
We put the finishing softscaping touch on this front yard in the spring that we had hardscaped the previous fall. The gardens bring it altogether and give it max curb appeal. Dogwood is growing in front of the low deck so the clients have some privacy from the street when
Williamson
We came back to work on the front yard after completing the backyard for these lovely clients the next year. While they had wanted a more zen-like feel for the back, for the front they wanted a more colourful butterfly and bee garden which they had the opportunity for with
Winter Urns
Winter containers welcome the festive season and add life to front entrances during the long winter months. Installed in November before the soil freezes, they are filled with evergreens and branches of different colours and textures. They are the least maintenance of any planter because they require no watering or
Fall/Spring Urns
Fall and spring containers are a great way to welcome in the changing seasons using plants that like cooler weather. They are shorter lived than summer or winter containers, but if you like a seasonal theme they can be some of the most spectacular and joy inducing planters! Project gallery
Boardwalk
These homeowners love plants and wanted to ensure they had ample gardens to enjoy in their smaller-sized backyard. The curved patio and paths are surrounded by perennial beds and bring the plants right into the lounging and walkway areas to enjoy up close. A custom cedar planter box was installed
McGee
Inspired from their trips to Arizona, the owners of this Riverside rowhouse wanted a desert feel to their front yard. They loved the rock, rusted metal, and plants they had seen in southwest-style gardens. The big spruce tree was preserved and lush grasses and grey and purple toned perennials and
Inwood
‘No grass, low maintenance, and a shaded area’ were the requests of the owners for this small urban backyard. It’s now a stylish modern space for this young family to enjoy and entertain in. Great lines and visual interest were created with the mix of horizontal and vertical custom cut
Devere
This new build was a blank slate in terms of landscaping and was ready for welcoming green curb appeal. Columnar trees were planted along the driveway to delineate from the neighbours as well around the house with some yews and grasses in between to soften the stone walls. A mix
Bessborough
This Leaside home on a corner lot had a large lawn open to the street in contrast to a small backyard and both were in need of privacy and some plants. The large corner yard was often used as a ‘shortcut’ for people in the neighbourhood and the owners had
Woodfield
These front and backyards had to be completely redone after a fire at this east-end home. Our clients wanted a large deck with a shaded area to entertain large groups of family and friends, in fact, they hosted a wedding here in Fall 2018. A large L-shaped low profile deck
Glen Manor
These homeowners wanted to update their backyard to make it more enjoyable for their children and grandchildren to spend time in. So this gorgeous Beaches area multi-level backyard got a major overhaul. Though some of the elements remained the same, e.g. the pool, hot tub, and interlocking patio, most of
Cardona
As often the case with new builds, the landscaping is left unfinished. This large sunny front yard had a patchy lawn and a small porch and the homeowners wanted something contemporary to go with their new house. The lawn was replaced with a garden in pea gravel surrounded by Corten
Robbins
From jungle to backyard oasis! This sloped backyard was just a bunch of overgrown weeds until we got our hands on it. This now multi-level backyard and entertaining area are complete with an upper-level deck with an ample storage area underneath, a horizontal stepped fence around the property, a rectangular
Williamson
“Nice curves” is what we have to say about this makeover! Mostly lawn before with some basic gardens, These clients wanted to update their backyard and have a lounging area and incorporate a parking pad and more storage. We love the unique features of this backyard- like the beautiful cedar
Summer Urns
Summer containers have the most longevity lasting from late May to the end of October or the first frost. The plants grow fuller throughout the summer and add colour, lushness, and tropical vibes to front entrances, decks, and patios. Project gallery
Budweiser stage
New seasonal container fills are installed at Budweiser Stage each spring for the summer concert season. A mix of tropicals, grasses, and colourful annuals add life to all the concrete decks and plazas at this spectacular outdoor concert venue. Hardy plants that can take full sun and high winds in