Gardens can be a beautiful view, with vibrant colours and pretty arrangements. However, if you’re looking for more wildlife to take a stop by your area, here are some tips.

Forecasters say much of Canada can expect a steamy summer in 2022. And in Ontario, the hot weather will come with lots of rain.

Active outdoor play is so beneficial for mental and physical well being.If you've got kids at home, try creating an outdoor space where they can climb, jump, swing and explore.

The theme of the very first Canada Blooms festival was “Secret Gardens." We find that our favourite gardens are the ones where you discover something wonderful hiding just around a corner.

Landscape lighting extends the day and the season - giving you more enjoyment from your garden experience.

From cooling and cleaning the air, capturing carbon, and supporting wildlife and pollinators, your gardens can make a HUGE impact.

There’s something about having a roof over our heads – even when we’re outside. Enclosure makes us feel safe, but we also love the feeling of entering a secret or magical place.

During World War Two, people planted Victory Gardens. During 2020, people planted Covid Gardens! Not surprisingly - Food Gardening has become the fastest growing sector in horticulture.

Water gives movement and depth to a garden. If you’re close to a busy street or want to drown out the noisy neighbours next door, a water feature is a great way to mute the world around you.

A well-designed garden pulls you in and shows you where to travel for a full experience of the space along its paths. There are so many options now with patio stones in natural and man-made materials, rockery, wood, composite – there are options out there that can work for your purpose and within your budget.