Being a pet owner in Edmonton brings immense joy and companionship, but it also comes with unique challenges when it comes to landscaping. As a responsible pet owner, it’s crucial to create a safe and enjoyable outdoor environment for your furry friends. In this blog post, we’ll explore some valuable landscaping tips specifically tailored for pet owners in Edmonton. From choosing pet-safe plants to creating boundaries and designated pet areas, let’s dive into the world of pet-friendly landscaping. Designing a Pet-Friendly Landscape Choosing Pet-Safe Plants When it comes to landscaping for pets ..read more

A properly functioning sprinkler system is essential for maintaining a healthy and vibrant landscape. It ensures that your lawn and plants receive the right amount of water at the right time, promoting growth and preventing dry patches. However, sprinkler systems can experience issues that affect their performance. In this blog post, we will explore common problems that can arise with sprinkler systems and provide guidance on how to identify and fix them. Common Sprinkler System Issues A. Low Water Pressure Low water pressure in a sprinkler system can result in inadequate water distribution, l ..read more

Composting is the process of decomposing organic matter into nutrient-rich soil. This is a practice that is widely used in agriculture and gardening. However, incorporating composting into your landscape practices has many benefits that can improve the health of your plants and the environment. In this article, we will explore the benefits of composting, the different techniques for composting, and how to incorporate composting into your landscape practices. Environmental Benefits of Composting: Composting has several environmental benefits that make it an attractive option for landscape pract ..read more

When thinking about perfect landscaping, you also think about water. Don’t you?  Bringing water features into your garden can be a great idea because it’s a visual delight for anyone who visits your house and moves to the garden.  Water features can enhance any space, especially the outdoor living space. If you live in Edmonton and have a relatively large outdoor space, keep it from going dull or lifeless.  A fountain or small water body can add life to the space. Don’t you want to spend your weekends outdoors? Perhaps set up a grill on Sunday or read a romance novel. It’s also ..read more

Investing in a property means you have got to keep up with the competition and make your property look attractive and valuable whether you plan to rent, sell or maintain the property. For example, suppose you want to rent your property. It would be best if you did certain things to make it translate to income and show its potential to the tenants. Out of the many methods, you could incorporate, one that stands out and is trending currently is landscaping your investment property. When you landscape the gardens, your property becomes more attractive and desirable. And the plus point? You could ..read more

Canadian winters are harsh. Although the country has an expansive territory, resulting in diverse climatic conditions, even the warmest Canadian cities experience 40 to 60 centimeters of snowfall in a year. Snowfall usually commences in October/November and may last up to March. The coldest regions of the country are located to the north, whereas its eastern and western parts have arid and temperature climates, respectively. For instance, Yukon in the north receives temperatures as low as (-) 63 degrees Fahrenheit. Do you live in one of the coldest cities of Canada, such as St. John’s, Sherbro ..read more

Christmas season is just around the corner. Very soon, the aroma of tourtiere and butter tarts will fill the air, and rosy poinsettias will bloom all around, brushing away our winter blues. However, one of the best things that the ‘sweater-weather’ of Canada brings is the snow. Every year, from October to November, Canada is bombarded with snowfall, and even the warmest cities are not spared. Of course, the country’s biting-cold white winter has its charm. From building snowmen to sipping hot cups of chocolate and sitting beside a bonfire with loved ones, the snowy winter ushers in an array of ..read more

Don’t put your gardening gloves away so soon! You have to prepare your garden before the first snowfall. Jack Frost may be harsh this year, but you need to be prepared with everything: winter clothes, warm shoes, cars in the garage, and a well-maintained garden. Most cities in Canada such as Montreal, Ottawa, Barrie, London, and Quebec City experience heavy snowfall every year. Much of the foliage will hide beneath heavy snow. It could take several weeks to clear up! Thus, it may be a good idea to put on the gardening gloves and ensure that your garden is ship-shaped and prepared for the snowf ..read more

Your garden is the best place to set up a barbecue, relax, enjoy a cup of coffee, and read a book during spring break. That’s where your children run, play, and grow up. A garden is a space where you spend time and clear your mind when your days are dark and cloudy. Since it’s such an important space in your house, you need to keep it clean and tidy. There’s another angle you need to look at which is from a selling point of view. If you are planning to sell the house to another person, it’s important to deck up the garden and maintain it. A tidy and beautiful garden may help you fetch the righ ..read more

As beautiful as the first winter snow in Canada is, it can quickly get annoying and even dangerous. Canada is prone to long winters, extended snowfall, and all the risks and hazards accompanying it. Slipping, tripping, and skidding are all the natural hazards that follow a snowfall. However, life cannot stop simply because it is snowing. There are a number of facilities available that help people navigate their lives in a relatively similar fashion. Snow removal is one such facility. Snow removal is a standard process in countries prone to snowfalls, and Canada is no exception. These facilitie ..read more