pollinator gardens - Special offering
Fill in the Gaps with Habitat
Do you have a gap in your garden? Sun, shade or in both? Fill it with pollinator friendly wildflowers!
DO YOU HAVE A GAP IN YOUR GARDEN?
Is there an empty patch in your garden? We can fill it with native Ontario wildflowers that are beautiful and ecologically beneficial.
If you have 3-10 square feet of available space in your garden, this offering is right for you. Unlike our full scale garden projects, “Fill in the Gaps with Habitat” is a way to add pollinator friendly wildflowers to any space or existing garden.
Complete the form below, emails us or call to schedule your planting!
Everything you need!
Fill out the form below to get started.
what’s included
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We select the most suitable native Ontario wildflowers for your space. Each package includes 10 plants and at least 2 species.
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Our staff will arrive during the scheduled window and plant your new wildflowers.
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We add a rich planting soil and shredded pine or cedar mulch to the freshly planted wildflowers.
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The Fill in the Gaps with Habitat package costs $275.00 + hst.
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We are currently offering this service in Durham Region and Toronto (East of the Don Valley Parkway). If you are outside this area a travel fee may apply. Please inquire!
Fill in the Gaps with Habitat
Adding native wildflowers is simple.
step 01
fill out the form
Fill out the form above to get the process started. You can also email or call with any questions.
step 03
planting
We will handle everything. We remove any weeds from the area, add soil, plant your wildflowers and finish with mulch.
step 04
installation
We prepare the soil, plant your garden, and mulch it in. Most residential gardens are completed in a single visit.
step 05
ongoing care
Seasonal maintenance packages available. Spring clean-out, summer and fall weeding, based on your needs.
step 02
Schedule planting
We will connect to find a date and time that work for you. If the planting area is well marked, you don’t need to be home.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
Your yard is more than just outdoor space.
With the right plants in the ground, it becomes part of something larger, a small piece of habitat in a city that needs more of it.
Native pollinator gardens support the bees and butterflies that keep local ecosystems functioning. They filter stormwater, build healthier soil, and create a front or backyard that actually moves — with colour, with insects, with birds you haven't seen there before.
And practically speaking: no more fighting your lawn. Native plants don't need fertiliser, rarely need watering after their first season, and come back stronger each spring. It's a garden that works with Ontario's climate instead of against it.
some of our favourite plants to work with
hairy beardtongue
wild columbine
prairie smoke
