Ideas & How To's

As Christmas draws near, it is time to start thinking about decorating the main focal point inside your home… your Christmas tree! There are so many different styles, themes, colour combinations, the decorations and possibilities are endless.

As October draws to an end and Halloween passes, it is time to clean up your front entrance and dispose of what fall and Harvest décor you have, and shift into a new season. It is a common question, and many people ask… “What can I do to my front entrance and outdoor containers to transition into a new look?” Read more to find out what you can do with fresh greenery!

Did you know adding plants to your home or office can reduce stress, boost productivity, and improve air quality? Here is a list of plants that are just about guaranteed to thrive in your home...

Butterflies are an extremely helpful part of our ecosystem, and promoting a healthy environment for them is a very important step in protecting butterfly populations. How do you attract them to your garden? What do they eat? 

If you’re looking to attract more hummingbirds into your space, look no further. This blog will provide three steps on how to attract these beautiful almost magical birds to your space.

Looking for a fun winter craft idea for kids? Why not try a DIY Birdfeeder! Place a few of these bird feeders near a window and you can enjoy the view from the comforts of your home.  

Sleigh your tabletop decor this year and learn how to create a planter filled with fresh greens and colourful winter flowers to liven up any space! This adorable Christmas planter will make your home feeling festive and green!

Amaryllis is a great way to brighten up your space for the holiday season. Follow our video and steps to plant your amaryllis to have gorgeous blooms for the winter season!

Halloween is back. Trick-or-treating and small group gatherings have both been approved, but before you head out on the town, here are a few tips to keep you and your little ghoul safe on that magical night.

For reliable color year after year, look for perennial flowers. These plants come back in the Spring, growing bigger and better with each succeeding season. If you want colour all season, plant a mixture of spring-, summer-, and fall-flowering perennials. Continue reading for the full list.

Strawberries are easy to grow in fairly small containers including hanging baskets, strawberry planters or right in your garden. This makes them the perfect addition to both the home and patio garden. The secret to success is lots of sunshine.

Want to bring on the heat this summer? We have a range of hot peppers to satisfy your inner daredevil! Be adventurous, try growing a pepper you’ve never had before.