Posts by Wright Landscape
Flowers to Plant in Autumn for a Spring Bloom
Most residential gardeners are accustomed to doing most of their planting in the springtime because, well, that’s just what you do. But fall is perfectly fine for adding new plants in your garden too. In fact, planting in autumn has unique benefits which just can’t be found during spring planting: Cool air temperatures are easier…
Read MoreUsing Bushes in Your Landscaping
Most people think of bushes as things which are just there. And that’s actually the furthest thing from the truth. In reality, bushes can play a big part of your landscape design plans and can provide a sense of order and structure to your outdoor living space. Whether you’re planning your landscaping around existing bushes,…
Read MoreEleven Ways to Conserve Water in the Garden
If you’ve caught the news lately, you may have heard that there’s a severe drought in California and watering restrictions in British Columbia. Because we’re thinking of them during these challenging times – and because it’s always smart to conserve water whenever you can – we present 11 ways you can conserve water in the…
Read MoreHow to Fix Dead Patches in Your Lawn (Part 2)
Your Spring Landscape Chore Checklist
Spring is in full swing, and that means it’s time to get your garden and patio in shape for the rest of spring, summer and the fall. And because it was a particularly harsh winter and snow, your landscaping may require some extra work to get it back to looking its best. Unsure where to…
Read MoreWhy we want to plan your backyard waterfall nice and early
Despite winter seeming endless, the time to plan your backyard waterfall and other landscape architect projects is now. Waiting until the grass is turning green and the ground is dry enough for planting may end in frustration as spring is the busiest time for landscape designers and Wright Landscape Services books up very early in the…
Read MoreWhy you should book us to haul away your snow pile
Why you should book us to haul away your snow pile Winters in Ontario can range from mildly annoying to brutally punishing. One thing is for sure – when the ground was bare in January, few of us expected to be knee deep in snow by February. And now that it’s starting to melt and…
Read MoreWhy (and what) you should feed the birds and squirrels through the winter
Isn’t it nice watching beautiful birds gather and forage on your yard? You will attract more birds and keep them through the season if you help them out. Whether bird watching is a year round hobby or just something to pass the long days trapped indoors by the cold, these tips will help you bring…
Read MoreThe 5 B’s of winter gardening
Even when the yard is buried in snow, you don’t have to stop enjoying your garden. You can create a lovely winter garden that provides enjoyment all year round as long as you understand the five B’s of winter gardening. The 5 b’s of winter gardening Birds: Although many birds fly south for the winter just as…
Read MoreThe Best Ways to Get Snow and Ice Out of Your Way
One of the greatest dangers you face in cold weather is walking from your front door to your car. Winter in Ontario means snow and ice, which means slipping, sliding and falling is a real possibility. You will want to use the best deicer you can to keep your walks and drives as free from…
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