– Story by Barry Mathias | Photography by nuttycake.com – The house is set in a peaceful, one acre landscaped property, with many mature trees. At the bottom of a gentle incline there is ample parking surrounded by lawns, flowerbeds and ornamental bushes. To my left is an attractive double-garage, separated from the house […]
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– by Colin Eaton, Garden City Tree and Landscape – I am regularly asked if we can relocate a tree or large plant. Sometimes it is possible and sometimes it is not. These are some of the more popular reasons for moving a large plant: It was originally planted too close to the building and
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– by Mike and Lisa Dunsmuir – As professional designers we get asked a lot of questions from people beginning the renovation process. It can be an overwhelming place to start. For this article, we thought we would highlight the three top questions we get asked at the initial consultation. 1. Do I need a
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– Story by Hans Tammamagi, Photography by nuttycake.com – Occasionally, when you walk into a house for the first time, you feel comfortable, very much at home and just want to lay back and relax. That’s the ambiance as you enter the home of Karen McCoy and Neil Munro on Curteis Point in the quiet, secluded
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– by Brent Hansen, Island Landscapers Inc – As a local landscape designer serving the peninsula for over 30 years, I know that fall can be a difficult time for our gardens. Our hard work from the summer can get swept away by the autumn winds and Island rains. Fall is a season of renewal and
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