Garden Maintenance
Alliums are the last of the spring bulbs to bloom
A sheltered downtown garden can grow English roses
Summer daisies and coneflowers
Rhododendron Roseum Elegans blooming under a pine
Japanese fan palm makes a Toronto summer tropical
Colocasia esculenta turn up the heat on our brief summer
This planter softens a practical basement garage door
Explore Rose “John Cabot” is big, carefree and long lived
Healthy, vibrant plants take the emphasis off sloping stonework
Autumn flowering clematis add drama to a cantilevered deck
A John Cabot rose reaches the height of the railing
Japanese Forest Grass Hakonechloa macra
Tulips light up a spring garden
Seasonal planters
David Austin rose “Abraham Darby”
Forest grass, phlox and hydrangea
Japanese Blood grass Imperata cylindrical and red Monarda didyma
A very low maintenance gravel garden with grasses and shrubs
Staging a house for sale
Using geraniums to make a low hedge
Not every house has a ballroom with a terrace
Geraniums can be as classic as they can be cliché
If you’re lucky enough to have a fruit tree, enjoy the way it looks and tastes!
Bright colour from perennials can help mark the passage of the seasons
Even annuals can be bright and youthful
Soft, fragrant magnolia is the epitome of good taste
Bright colours, mosaic fragments make an exotic view