Garden Holistics Inc.

10/04/2026

Before designing a waterfront landscape, take time to study the land.

Watch how sun, wind, water, and natural pathways move across your property. These observations can help prevent drainage issues, poor plant placement, and awkward layouts.

Understanding the land is always the first step to a better landscape plan.
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09/28/2026

🏗️ Work in progress: a two-storey sun porch and deck addition taking shape! Watching this structure come together from framework has us feeling proud of the work going into it.

09/22/2026

09/20/2026

Create a waterfront landscape that works with your property, not against it.

A thoughtful plan can include:

• Climate-suited plants
• Better water management
• Protected sightlines and privacy
• Outdoor living spaces that feel natural
• Lower-maintenance, more resilient gardens

The result? A landscape that supports the land, protects your investment, and creates beautiful spaces to enjoy for years to come. Book your consultation: t.ly/n2oxl
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09/18/2026

A deck creates separation in your landscape. Even a small step in elevation from patio to deck creates a sense of space and separation that can transform how you use your yard. There's a material for every style and durability goal; from classic pressure-treated wood and cedar to composite and premium Thermory or Kebony. 🪵

09/16/2026

We loved the opportunity design this landscape and show that you don’t need an oversized lot to have a backyard which overdelivers in highlights. This gorgeous landscape features a fibre-glass pool, hot tub, shower, cabana (custom built as an addition to the back of the garage), separate seating areas for conversation, dining and relaxing by the pool. We even added an exterior door from the primary bedroom directly onto the deck. Low maintenance plantings soften the hardscape which spans the entire useable area of the in-town lot.

09/09/2026

There are reasons you can't stop swatting these guys away right now. 🐝

09/07/2026

Today, we celebrate the dedication, passion, and hard work that drive our company forward. Thank you to our incredible team members for everything you do!

09/06/2026

Clearing too much natural vegetation is a common mistake.

While it may seem like removing plants will improve your view, it can actually increase soil erosion and weaken shoreline stability over time.

A better approach is thoughtful plant placement:

• Use lower-growing plants near viewing areas
• Position taller trees to the sides of key sightlines
• Plant in clusters to help hold soil in place

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