What Grows Here? Volume 3 Solutions, a closer look.
Fitting In
Respecting The Neighbourhood
Brute-Force Landscaping
Felicia and Ian's gardening experience may be limited, but they know they want a landscape that doesn't require long hours of maintenance.
Kelly and Fred's challenge is integrating their landscape and large new home into an established neighbourhood.
Dave and Simone share a love of beautiful gardens, and over the years they've landscaped some pretty difficult sites together.
Transition Yards
Socially Conscious
Changing Lifestyles
Power of Enthusiasm
Linda and Jason are a socially conscious couple that prefer a natural approach to gardening and landscaping.
Chris and Paul's landscape is overwhelmingly green and they feel it's time to devote more effort to the yard and add some punch.
Schaffe and Mary Jetha want to expand their growing repertoire in the form of small trees, shrubs and evergreens.
Solved Yards
Good Neighbours
Sharing the Beauty
The Garden As Mirror
Brian, Angela, Dmitre and Neli have proved that you don't need a lot of space to create stunning landscapes.
Margaret and Mike have an open corner lot and chose to leave one side open, resulting in long views that nicely frame the house.
Deborah and Peter share a true love of gardening. They use their garden as a way to spend time together, sharing tasks and find relaxation by enjoying their intricately crafted landscape.
Enjoying the Journey
The Lure of Gardening
Welcome to Asgard
Leona and Colin are experienced gardeners who created a landscape that breaks design and planting rules and ideas of plant hardiness.
Margon and Henry reached a point in their lives at which they felt they needed to simplify and downsize but they quickly realized they couldn't live without colour.
Al's garden is a story of persistence, passion and perhaps even obsession where he's applied the same design principles that he uses in his professional life.
