28Sep
Mastering Fall Projects: Must-Have Landscaping Supplies for Contractors
Fall is one of the busiest seasons for professional landscapers. Cooler weather makes it the ideal time for planting, hardscaping, and prepping properties for winter. Contractors aiming to finish the season strong should stock up on the right landscaping supplies to meet a variety of client needs. From soil prep and planting to lighting upgrades, [...] Read more
21Sep
Topsoil vs. Sod: What Contractors Need for Fall Lawn Renovations
Fall is one of the most reliable seasons for establishing turf. Cooler temperatures, consistent moisture, and reduced weed competition create the perfect environment for grass to build strong roots ahead of winter. For landscape contractors, this is the time to deliver lasting results for clients—provided you choose the right combination of topsoil, sod, and grass [...] Read more
07Sep
How to Choose the Right Interlocking Stone for High-Traffic Outdoor Spaces
For professional landscapers and contractors, selecting the right interlocking stone can make or break a project’s durability and appearance. Driveways, walkways, and patios in high-traffic areas demand materials that can withstand constant use, resist wear, and stay visually appealing over time. Choosing wisely ensures satisfied clients, fewer callbacks, and long-term performance. Here’s a practical guide [...] Read more
24Aug
Pre-Fall Lawn Care: Aeration, Overseeding, and Soil Enrichment
By now, most lawns have taken a beating. Heat, drought, mowing, and foot traffic all leave their mark—thin turf, compacted soil, and bare spots that clients are quick to notice. However, late summer also brings the best window to fix these issues before fall officially arrives. August is your opportunity to reset the lawn, giving [...] Read more
10Aug
Low-Maintenance Landscaping: Designing Gardens That Practically Take Care of Themselves
Clients today want great-looking landscapes—but few want the upkeep. That’s where smart, low-maintenance design comes in. For professional landscapers and contractors, offering self-sustaining solutions isn’t just good service—it’s good business. The less time clients spend on weeding, watering, and pruning, the happier they’ll be. The right approach makes that possible without sacrificing curb appeal. Here’s [...] Read more
27Jul
Noise-Reducing Landscapes: Using Retaining Walls and Plants to Create Private Outdoor Spaces
In urban and suburban environments, landscape contractors often face a recurring challenge: how to create outdoor spaces that feel private, peaceful, and protected from surrounding noise. Whether it’s traffic, neighbors, or nearby construction, noise pollution can ruin the atmosphere of even the most beautifully designed backyard. The solution? A well-planned combination of retaining walls and [...] Read more
20Jul
Designing Low-Allergen Landscapes: Plants and Materials for Allergy-Sensitive Clients
When you're designing a landscape, the focus is usually on aesthetics, function, and sustainability. But for clients with allergies, there's a fourth factor that can't be ignored: air quality. The right landscape design can drastically reduce exposure to pollen, mold, and other common allergens—without sacrificing curb appeal. As a professional landscaper or contractor, this is [...] Read more
06Jul
Hardscaping Upgrades: Adding Flagstone Seating Areas and Fire Pits to Outdoor Spaces
For professional landscapers and contractors, hardscaping offers high-impact, high-value opportunities to elevate outdoor environments. Among the most sought-after upgrades? Flagstone seating areas and fire pits. These elements enhance both the style and functionality of a yard and when done right, they significantly increase property value. Why Flagstone? Flagstone is a natural stone material known for [...] Read more
22Jun
How to Repair and Revive Sun-Damaged Lawns Using Grass Seed and Mulch
Sun-damaged lawns are a common challenge for Ontario landscapers and landscape contractors, especially after prolonged heat and drought. Brown patches, thinning turf, and compacted soil all point to turf stress that needs more than a cosmetic fix. Successful lawn recovery means applying a smart, targeted strategy using the right combination of grass seed, mulch, and [...] Read more
08Jun
Creative Raised Garden Bed Designs Using Retaining Walls and Natural Stone
When designing raised garden beds that really make an impression, functionality and aesthetics should go hand-in-hand. For landscapers and contractors looking to offer clients something beyond basic timber boxes, integrating retaining walls and natural stone can create custom, durable, and beautiful garden solutions. Here’s how to combine structure and style using natural elements that elevate [...] Read more