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14547 Highway 48 | Whitchurch-Stouffville, ON, L4A 7X3Last time updated: 2/9/23, 12:33 AM
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Is welcoming visitors to your front door
Great decoration for a blank wall
Makes a classic entrance
Perfect example of mixing tropicals and annuals
One of our commercial properties, this lush & tropical planting adds a pop of colour a little privacy and a whisper of fragrance. Through the seasons we will change the plan material to add interest to the patio dinning room at this popular location in King City
An overgrown walkway turned into a beautiful path...
One of our commercial properties, this lush & tropical planting adds a pop of colour a little privacy and a whisper of fragrance. Through the seasons we will change the plan material to add interest to the patio dinning room at this popular location in King City
Again, a combination of natural material (curly willow, pussy willow & ivy)
and silks to add the colour.
This garden was planted with both annuals and perennials so the colour continues all summer long
a beautiful display of Bougainvillea
These spring time planters were created with natural plant material (curly willow, dogwood & begonia) combined with silk forsythia.
Same planter as above changed to accommodate summers hot sun and heat.
natural material ( dogwood, pussy willow and coral bells) combined with flowering apple blossom silks. Waiting to be delivered.
An example of mixing tropical and annual plant material. Awesome impact at the front door.
This Stouffville garden was transformed into a spooky Halloween scene so all neighbourhood ghouls and goblins would be sure to visit.
This commercial site used planters to add interest and colour to this roof top patio, used by employees of this Toronto building. The plant material is changed as do the seasons.
This Stouffville garden flanks a natural stone stairway that leads down to a poolside deck and surrounded by natural forest . This garden has been featured in many Garden Tours in our community.
This planter is a focal point set at the front entrance of this Richmond Hill home. This location offers abundant shade and allows us to use tropical plant material to create an exotic feel and great impact
Frequently Asked Questions
When was Garden Gone Wild founded?
Garden Gone Wild was founded in 2005.
Which days is Garden Gone Wild open?
Open on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.
What languages does Garden Gone Wild specialize in?
English.
What are Garden Gone Wild specialties?
Backyard Drainage, Backyard Landscaping, Bermuda Grass Care, Blue Grass Care, Business Landscaping, Commercial Irrigation, Commercial Landscaping, Commercial Mowing, Crabgrass Control, Custom Landscaping.
What are Garden Gone Wild main products?
Landscaping, Commercial Landscaping, Backyard Landscaping, Garden Maintenance, Lawn Care, Organic Lawn Care, Steel Planter, Weed Control.
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