For holiday décor inspiration this season look no further than right out of your very own window. Incorporating the beauty of outdoor elements into your…
Preparing for the winter always starts with the soil. Once all of the leaves have been cutback then you can see the soil. If you…
July is truly my most treasured time in the garden. There is so much abundance. The flowers are resplendent, the animal and bird watching are…
Architectural guidelines The architectural guidelines are rules set in place about the design of your front yard. The landscaping in a neighborhood can enhance the…
A good quality edger can make your yard look amazing with little maintenance. The edger separates shrub areas from grass areas, keeping a barrier that…
When a space has been created for optimal growth, everything wants to grow – including weeds. There is a perception that if you have your…
There are hundreds of diseases and pests out there but there are just a few that are common to everyone’s garden across the prairies. Ants…
Soils are commonly available either bagged or in bulk. Bulk topsoil is generally a native soil taken from the surface, screened and sold in truckloads.…
Spring Flowering Shrub Trimming – Now is the time! Spring flowering shrubs are all shrubs that flower before June 21. These include your Forsythia, Prunus…
Mulch – What is it and why is it important to you? Mulch is a topping put over the soil in shrub beds to keep…