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The words that guide us.

From the planning and care of naturalized landscape design, to the design and maintenance of natural ponds and water features and the occasional post about our workplace culture — find it all here on our blog!

Posted by Mark Wanders

Posted by Dan Wanders

How to Make Your Front Yard More Inviting

Posted by Dan Wanders

How to Protect Your Investment With Landscape Maintenance

Posted by Dan Wanders

The Many Benefits of Landscape Lighting

Posted by Thomas VanAmerongen

Why Natural Stone ROCKS!

Posted by Thomas VanAmerongen

How to Control Pond Algae… Naturally!

Posted by Dan Wanders

Seven Common Pond Myths…Busted!

Posted by Thomas VanAmerongen

How to Attract Birds, Bees and Butterflies To Your Garden

Posted by Thomas VanAmerongen

Six Design Features To Make You Love Your Outdoors

Posted by Thomas VanAmerongen

Three Simple Fixes to Solve Drainage Issues

Posted by Thomas VanAmerongen

Five Reasons Why It’s Worth Paying For Landscape Design

Posted by Thomas VanAmerongen

How We Go Above And Beyond For Our Clients

Posted by Thomas VanAmerongen

Five Ways We Keep Our Team Engaged & Excited

Posted by Thomas VanAmerongen

How to Aerate Your Pond to Keep It Clear & Healthy

Posted by Thomas VanAmerongen

Seven Hardy Fish For Your Backyard Pond

Posted by Dan Wanders

The Best Plants For the Niagara Region

Posted by Dan Wanders

Choosing The Best Water Plants For Your Pond

Posted by Dan Wanders

How To Keep Your Pond Water Clean And Healthy

Posted by Dan Wanders

How to Care for Your Pond in the Fall & Winter

Posted by Dan Wanders

How to Care for Your Pond in the Spring & Summer

Posted by Dan Wanders

How to Choose a Water Feature for Your Landscape

Posted by Dan Wanders

Why You Should Consider a Natural Swimming Pool

Posted by Dan Wanders

Choosing the Right Landscape Design Style

Posted by Dan Wanders

What Is Naturalized Landscape Design?

Posted by Dan Wanders

Why Your Landscape Project Should Start With Design