Whether it be for a driveway, patio, or sidewalk, when it comes to installing a paved surface in and around your yard, there are many different types of pavement to choose from.  With every choice come pros and cons to consider, but, after the comparisons have been made, paving stone is sure to be your superior choice.

Vegetable gardens are usually just a functional element in the yard, pushed into a corner and a bit unsightly. But they can be a landscape feature if done right!

People often use the words ‘deck’ and ‘patio’ interchangeably by mistake. Here’s what makes them different, as well as what to consider when planning your outdoor living space.

A Mother’s Day favourite and sure sign of summer, the Perennial Plant Exchange is back! Swap perennials, refresh your garden plants for free and connect with fellow plant lovers.

Mark your calendars for May 11th and make a date with mom or someone that means a lot to you. Join us at our Perennial Plant Exchange for a morning filled with laughter, camaraderie, and the joy of gardening. We can't wait to see you there.

Help your future self by completing these yard tasks before winter arrives!

Paving stones are a great addition to any landscape. They come in a variety of colours, textures, sizes, and patterns, and installing paving stones is something that most do-it-yourselfers can do. Here’s a six-step guide to laying paving stones yourself.

Adding steps to a garden or backyard is a great alternative to sloping paths. The nice part? You can install them yourself! Follow this step-by-step guide to create steps with segmental retaining wall (SRW) blocks yourself.

These are three of my favourite perennials that suit a southern Alberta landscape. They will thrive and look great in Lethbridge's unique climate.

To save money and time, get a unified look, and to fully realize your landscape dreams, start with a design.