By 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
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
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