Our Second Garden Rescue Season is Under Way!
We focus on
- saving & rescuing your existing plants
- recreating useful vegetable and flower beds
- bringing back balance & harmony with natural landscaping
- hands on experienced care and management
- naturalizing your garden
- introducing organic, eco friendly, wildlife friendly and sustainable design
Call us for a quote today 416-347-5449
or email info@rootstoharvest.com
We look forward to growing with you.
2016 Magic Garden Restoration Project in Long Branch
As of May 2016, we had recovered and replanted/saved:
- Tree Peony
- Countless bush peonies
- Hydrangeas
- Rose bushes
- Raspberry & Blackberry shrubs
- Privet & Potentillas
- Climbing hydrangeas & Euonymus
- Countless herbs and flowers
Photo: April 2016 This side yard has long been forgotten. Years of gardening had been abandoned. We clear, restore, love, prune, reshape, transplant all found and saved plants, so it may bloom and nourish the home once again.
Photo: May 2016 We have cleared ground covers, crab grass, extensive periwinkle spread. We rescued the lost and found rhubarb, added in kale, kohlrabi, onions, carrots, tomatoes, and swiss chard. Renegade lungwort and many raspberry & blackberry mini bushes have been moved to live happily along the front yard fence and a border of rescued bricks with moss from the back garden has created a border for the fledgling vegetable garden. After digging up rotten roots in the brambles of the back garden (photos coming up in blog post), we found an old bird bath that accents the front of the vegetable bed and attracts the local bluejays, cardinals, and Baltimore orioles, easily viewed from the kitchen window.
Project ‘Vegetable Bed Mayhem’ Underway – Rescue mission: taking back the garden
Rescue from the wilderness.
Restructuring and reclaiming valuable growing space in the garden. Raising the raised beds, saving plants and beautifying the back yard
Phase 1 underway. Redefining raised beds. Taming back the wild overgrowth. Rescuing plants, herbs and self seeded vegetables from last year, from other over grown areas.
The Raised Beds have been reclaimed. We introduced naturalized rock, raised the soil levels, moved excess perennials from other parts of the garden to the back beds to fill in with layers of colour and texture. We even found a baby cedar tree and moved it into the back of the garden! Saved, rescued, reshaped, reclaimed. Loved and useful once again!