In Eastern Canada, the trees that have been used most successfully as street trees are the hard, or sugar, maple, the Norway maple, the European linden and the red and white oaks – though the oaks are rather slow growing. In the north and west, where the climate is more severe, the best street trees are the American elm, hackberry and green ash.
Continue reading →So the new home is now habitable, but what about the garden? It still looks like a builders yard. The grass has been taken care of, but everything else is an overgrown mess. The weeds have taken over, and it … Continue reading →
There is nothing easier than planning a 17th century garden design. With a little bit of patience and enough time, it’s completely doable for you to complete. Of course, you must be as informed and knowledgeable on the issue as … Continue reading →
If you are interested in starting with garden design, there are a few things that you are going to want to know, and especially so if you want to get involved with organic container gardening. There are so many great … Continue reading →
With spring fast approaching, there is no better time than now to get to work and start coming up with a garden design. Whether it is your front yard, back yard or both that you want to work on, and … Continue reading →