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Sublime September

Posted on September 8, 2012 by patinaandcompany

I love September for many reasons. There is the perplexing matter of how returning to routines with school and schedules that we were so glad to break free of in June, now seems so welcome. In the Toronto area, September … Continue reading →

Posted in Garden Design | Tagged autumn, burning bush, foliage, foliage colour, garden, garden design, gardening, house and garden, leaves turning, Ontario, pastel colours, pink garden, roses, sedum, soft colours, squirrels, Toronto | 1 Comment

Gardening to Sell

Posted on April 9, 2012 by patinaandcompany

Living in the Toronto area, the subject of selling real estate is never far from one’s mind. We have long had one of the most incessantly frenetic real estate markets in the country, if not the world. Unlike in quainter … Continue reading →

Posted in Garden Design, Garden Maintenance | Tagged asset, back yard, barren back yard, bungalow, character of house, classic english, colours, complement, deciduous trees, desirable area, desirable features, english garden, english style, evergreens, first impression, flipping, front door, front porch, front yard, garden design, garden design Toronto, gardening, high maintenance, high-impact, house, house and garden, inviting garden, landscape design toronto, landscaping, lifestyle, low maintenance, maintenance issue, modern, mulch, neat, neighborhood, old english, planters, plants, potential buyer, price point, real estate, real estate market, relaxed, relaxing exterior, selling, sense of welcome, shrubs, slow market, Toronto, Toronto area, traditional, trees, view, well-kept, well-maintained | 3 Comments

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