June 13th, 2011
An individuals home is their own personal sanctuary in the world, and as such deserves to be beautifully maintained and well kept. Your home and garden make a clear statement about your character, as well as giving you somewhere peaceful and picturesque to escape to after a difficult day. Of course, achieving the look you desire can be difficult, especially if you are looking to design or landscape your ideal garden space. This is where Rod’s Landscaping come to the fore, as they boast both the skills and experience to cultivate the garden of your dreams.
Based in the picturesque region of Victoria, Canada and serving all surrounding regions, Rods Landscaping offer a range of different services to create and maintain your garden space. Their staff have 25 years of experience in which they have perfected the arts of landscaping and irrigation installation, ensuring you a professional and high quality service provision. Whether you require your garden to be constructed from scratch or a water feature built in an existing space, Rods Landscaping are well placed to meet your demands.
By also providing maintenance and repair services, the removal or installation of garden patios, fence construction and lawn irrigation, Rods Landscaping are able to perform a diverse selection of outdoor tasks to perfect the appearance of your home. In addition to this, they are not ashamed to be a small business who are entirely customer focused, and therefore offer a friendly service that is appropriate when dealing with an individual’s own personal space.
Victoria is a beautiful and picturesque region of Canada, and it is only fitting that your garden is as stunning as the area which surrounds it. Rods Landscaping can make this aim become a reality, by delivering a friendly and professional service at an affordable cost to the consumer.
Posted in House and Home | Tagged garden care, garden landscaping, gardening, landscaping service, victoria landscaping |
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March 11th, 2011
A major exporter of perennials shows its latest plant groups—theplantgroup.com is a website made for the plant group company which is a wholesale nursery that specializes in growing perennials and offers over 2000 varieties of this type of plant. Their facility covers 105 acres dedicated to grow these plants over the year with 2 acres of green houses. Talk about gardening, this company actually pots 26,000 2 ½ quart and 8,000 1 gallon container a day!
The website shows a wide range of plants they grow on the field, where you could choose from. They got images of their nurseries where you could see how they grow them or have a glance at their perennial catalog which are classified as: vines, ferns: bouteloua gracilis, grasses, perennials-dahlia, blue cross, praying hands, rainforest sunrise, San Juan skies and bressingham purple. You could also order perennials online in their Perennial order form and list tab or their MS excel perennial order form tab, log-in, fill up their forms and choose the plant you want. You could also check their delivery schedules and fees and find out what works for you. This schedule and fees are set according to your location, delivery fees varies depending on your invoice with just a percentage for the deliver y fee. The website also includes directions towards the place; if you feel like you want to see them yourself before purchasing you may personally visit the place. Some of the things included on their website are the contact information, request catalog form and some information about the company.
If you are looking for the best perennials that would stay on the ground for years and bloom every spring, try considering the plantgroup.com, choose from the wide range of possibilities to show-off your yard with amazing perennials that would surely make them wish they had your yard.
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Posted in Environment, Green and Eco-friendly Parties | Tagged bouteloua gracilis, bressingham purple, gardening, perennials, perennials-dahlia, rainforest sunrise |
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February 15th, 2011
Sudeley Castle has announced a prestigious addition to their team with Sir Roddy Llewellyn joining the team as Design Consultant ahead of the 2011 season. Sudeley attracts visitors from all over the world and is regarded as one of the leading gardens in the country. Sir Roddy describes the gardens as ‘ magnificent’ stating that he is, ‘delighted to have been asked’ to become Sudeley’s consultant.
The stunning gardens are the result of the tireless work of Lady Ashcombe who has developed the gardens to world class status, notably winning the HHA Christie’s Garden of The Year Award in 1996 and voted as one of the top gardens to visit by Gardener’s World readers. Working with some of the foremost names in the gardening industry Lady Ashcombe has succeeded in creating the outstanding attraction seen today. Sudeley’s intriguing history is illustrated in the nine Gardens and none more so than the centre piece of the Queen’s Rose Garden, which was designed by Jane Fearnley-Whittingstall an the original Tudor parterre. Other acclaimed garden designers such as Rosemary Verey and Charles Chessire have added their unique visions to these award-winning designs. Lady Ashcombe said she is, ‘thrilled that Sir Roddy Llewellyn has agreed to come on board to take us on new gardening adventure.’
Having written seven gardening books, reported as a garden journalist and lectured across the country, Sir Roddy will bring his extensive experience to his role as Design Consultant. When discussing his new position Sir Roddy said, ‘the fact that they (Sudeley’s Gardens) already qualify for worldwide fame makes it all the more a daunting task. A visit to the Cotswolds, therefore, would be incomplete without a visit to these gardens. After all, they do constitute a horticultural jewel in the British crown.’ When talking about his inspiration for working at Sudeley Sir Roddy said, ‘it is rare to work in a place haunted by the ghosts of Henry VIII, Elizabeth I, Queen Katherine Parr, Lady Jane Grey and Thomas Seymour, some of the most intriguing Tudor characters in the whole of British history. It was at Sudeley Castle that they lived, frolicked, romanced, schemed and died and now an inspired garden echoes that epoch.’
Plans are in place to launch a new Herbal Healing Garden walk in the summer of 2011, which is being overseen by Sir Roddy. This latest addition will inform visitors on the wisdom of nature and will see hundreds of new plants introduced over the next few years. This is one of many developments that are taking place to solidify Sudeley as the Cotswolds leading garden.
Sudeley Castle has announced a prestigious addition to their team with Sir Roddy Llewellyn joining the team as Design Consultant ahead of the 2011 season. Sudeley attracts visitors from all over the world and is regarded as one of the leading gardens in the country. Sir Roddy describes the gardens as ‘ magnificent’ stating that he is, ‘delighted to have been asked’ to become Sudeley’s consultant.
The stunning gardens are the result of the tireless work of Lady Ashcombe who has developed the gardens to world class status, notably winning the HHA Christie’s Garden of The Year Award in 1996 and voted as one of the top gardens to visit by Gardener’s World readers. Working with some of the foremost names in the gardening industry Lady Ashcombe has succeeded in creating the outstanding attraction seen today. Sudeley’s intriguing history is illustrated in the nine Gardens and none more so than the centre piece of the Queen’s Rose Garden, which was designed by Jane Fearnley-Whittingstall an the original Tudor parterre. Other acclaimed garden designers such as Rosemary Verey and Charles Chessire have added their unique visions to these award-winning designs. Lady Ashcombe said she is, ‘thrilled that Sir Roddy Llewellyn has agreed to come on board to take us on new gardening adventure.’
Having written seven gardening books, reported as a garden journalist and lectured across the country, Sir Roddy will bring his extensive experience to his role as Design Consultant. When discussing his new position Sir Roddy said, ‘the fact that they (Sudeley’s Gardens) already qualify for worldwide fame makes it all the more a daunting task. A visit to the Cotswolds, therefore, would be incomplete without a visit to these gardens. After all, they do constitute a horticultural jewel in the British crown.’ When talking about his inspiration for working at Sudeley Sir Roddy said, ‘it is rare to work in a place haunted by the ghosts of Henry VIII, Elizabeth I, Queen Katherine Parr, Lady Jane Grey and Thomas Seymour, some of the most intriguing Tudor characters in the whole of British history. It was at Sudeley Castle that they lived, frolicked, romanced, schemed and died and now an inspired garden echoes that epoch.’
Plans are in place to launch a new Herbal Healing Garden walk in the summer of 2011, which is being overseen by Sir Roddy. This latest addition will inform visitors on the wisdom of nature and will see hundreds of new plants introduced over the next few years. This is one of many developments that are taking place to solidify Sudeley as the Cotswolds leading garden.
