Getting The Most From Your Garden

Here are some quick reference tools to help you get the most of your garden, landscape and floral & horticultural designs.

There are posts and articles and video series.

Posts & Articles

Videos

• Canada Blooms Inspiration Series
• Garden Tips With Mark & Ben Cullen
• Rain Gardens

POSTS AND ARTICLES

Here are some articles from leading experts on a number of topics.

Taking Care of Your Poinsettia	Keeping Evergreen Decorations Ever Green!	Keep Your Snow Thrower Winter Ready	Weeding Out The Garden Myths	Miniature Marvels: Singing the Praises of the Lowly Groundcover

VIDEOS

CANADA BLOOMS INSPIRATION SERIES

2021 marks the 25th Anniversary of Canada Blooms!

Watch for our new Canada Blooms inspiration videos, hosted by Mark Cullen and Ben Cullen throughout the spring. Then, get in the garden, take some shots, and share your gardens with us using the hashtag #CanadaBlooms

Thank you to Cullens Foods and Unilock for supporting the Canada Blooms Inspiration Video Series.

Here are a set of videos to inspire your own garden & landscape projects.

Colour	Play In the Garden	Art In the Garden	Food Gardening
Water Features	Pathways & Pavers	Outdoor Rooms	Fresh Bouquets
	Landscape Lighting	Secret Gardens

Video: Canada Blooms, Sponsored by: Unilock & Cullen’s Foods

GARDEN TIPS WITH BEN & MARK CULLEN

Mark Cullen and his son Ben have been enjoying gardening for most of their lives, Mark is considered a top expert in gardening circles and has passed on his knowledge to all his children. Ben has taken that knowledge and started Cullen’s Foods.

Here are a set of videos to helpful suggestions for different garden areas.

Growing A Living Fence	Containers: A Great Way to Maximize Space	Buying Plants	Nematodes
Coming Soon	Coming Soon	Coming Soon	Coming Soon

Video: Mark Cullen, Ben Cullen
For more garden advice visit: MarkCullen.com

RAIN GARDENS

A Fusion garden is designed to absorb ‘excess’ rain water, support bio-diversity and reduce maintenance costs.  This means that you will use less water to maintain your garden or none at all when you switch to ‘Fusion’ gardening.  Many Fusion garden plants are self-maintaining and do not need to be hand watered after they are established, and the new garden is designed to manage large volumes of water from the beginning.

Discover How to create a fusion/rain garden with these helpful videos

Why build a Rain Garden	RG: Community and Public Spaces	RG: Design	RG: Construction Maintenance
RG: Model Demonstration	RG: Native Plants	RG: Completed Examples

Video: Landscape Ontario, Mark Cullen, Parklane Landscape, Sean James Consulting

Find more inform visit: FusionLandscapeProfessional.ca