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Town of Oakville’s Hogsback Park

One of the best ways to attract wildlife to your backyard garden is by providing a regular supply of water. Yellow water lillies provide a pop of colour during summer months, while the lush grasses and sedges provide ample habitat and nesting materials for songbirds.

Kelso Conservation Area

For this project, we introduced a plethora of native species, including Prairie Junegrass and White Bear Sedge. In addition to planting, we constructed a beautiful wooden bridge from reclaimed wood and upcycled parts. Natural river rock was used to tie everything together.

Backyard on Munn's Ave.

Arbours are a great way to add dimension to your space. Arbours are great for vine-growing plants like the Virginia Creeper. These plants produce blue berries that birds love, and in the fall the leaves turn a brilliant red, ensuring your garden remains vibrant even in the colder months.

Naturalistic Pond on Trafalgar

This project features river rock, Canadian Lillies, and Snowberry. The river rock provides a place for birds to drink, and the snowberries attract songbirds to eat.

The slight change in evevation of the pond from shallow to deep causes a bubbling stream sound, which actually attracts a lot of birds to have a drink or a bath! A simple addition such as this can have a big impact.

Oak Park

We capitalized on the naturally-growing Lavendar to really make this garden stand out. An addition of a simple arbour, made of a fallen tree, adds a focal point and dimension to the space.

Hamilton Botanical Gardens

This was an extensive project featuring pathways, shrubs, and trees. Blue flag iris and broad-leafed sedge were prominent plants throughout this design. American Beech was the prominent tree, as it provides ample food for the local wildlife.

Front Garden on Oxford Road

Showy tick-trefoil featured in this garden improves nitrogen content in the soil, and attracts butterflies! All the blooms are designed to attract butterflies and other polinators.

Deck & Garden on Bronte

Deck, flagstone, stone walkways, and a pond was put in before the garden was planted. A variety of plants were used, like Sneezeweed, which blooms a brilliant yellow from August to October. We strive to have the garden looking bright and fresh with a variety of blooms so that you have a pop of colour in your garden year-round.