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Not all insects are pests. There are a number of species we refer to as beneficial insects that could help eliminate and control pests that do a great deal of damage to our beautiful gardens and lawns. Beneficial insects could be considered a component of biological...

At Trevisanutto's we design and grow custom planters for your garden.. A custom planter is simply a pot or hanging basket designed by the customer or ourselves. The customer chooses the colours and plants for the container and we help with the design and planting...

Preparing the garden for a long and cold winter is one of our top priorities every autumn. If you haven’t already done so you should be planting spring-flowering bulbs, creating your own compost bin with fallen leaves and garden debris, and cleaning and storing away...

Winter will be here before you know it, and the cold weather can sink into your garden’s “bones” just as much as it sinks into yours. If your garden isn’t ready for winter’s chill, you will see the consequences next spring in the form of unhealthy plants with puny...

Are you looking for a way to enhance the quality of your outdoor living experience? Do you want to make a change to your deck or patio to give it more visual appeal? Do you need a place where you can store those extra potted plants you have? Well, there is one easy...

Did you know that most culinary herbs are jam-packed full of health benefits? Learn how cooking with herbs can ramp up your health. You probably use a variety of herbs every time you cook. Most of us add fresh and dried herbs to our dishes simply for the wonderful...

WHY CHOOSE Rymar ARTIFICIAL GRASS? Having a lush, well–manicured lawn doesn’t have to mean hefty maintenance or upkeep costs. Advances in artificial grass technology have resulted in cutting–edge, eco–friendly products that are a far cry from the...

Dealing with Aphids Good things come in small packages, or so the idiom goes. But annoying, destructive things can also come in small packages: just think about the crop-destroying aphid, sometimes referred to as “plant lice.” There is no lack of credible material on...

Butterflies, and particularly the monarch butterfly, love milkweed. Yet for many decades farmers and homeowners both considered this wildflower to be a weed that needed to be killed, directly leading to the decline of the monarch butterfly population. More awareness...

Why is dog pee ruining my grass? The urine contains toxic nitrogen that your dog is applying to your lawn multiple times a day. Many homeowners try to combat the problem by using fertilizer.  They don’t realize that they are only compounding the problem by...