Plant the Town

05/28/2026

Love doing a jam packed day. Makes the weekend feel well earned. Here's a few fun snaps of our day ☀️
Really love my clients 💕

05/23/2026

We make it right ✅️

A former gardener planted creeping Euonymus thinking they were Euonymus Shrubs.
It's been left for quite a spell rooting and twisting thru the ground. It never turned into a Shrub 😆 but removing it.. did make for a good amount of excercise in both muscle, and willpower for 2 of us ladies today.

Here's a before and after of the brand new welcome garden..still in her baby form. Will be stunning soon enough. You can't stop us..we've got shovels, a plant-o-gram and we arent afraid to squat. 💪💪

05/11/2026

A little Monday action.
First keeping a beautiful garden in tip top shape, then off to restore a garden that got pulverized by a new fence installation. 😀
Each one a satisfying gig for this gardener.

05/07/2026

Shrub rehab and mulching around the pretties

04/30/2026

Birds and beneficial pollinators love when you leave the grasses up over winter. A+
We are happy to give them a spring tidy and get you ready to bloom for a new season.

04/29/2026

04/29/2026

Winter creep snatching up your beds and borders? I can fix that 👩‍🌾

04/27/2026

If you can get past my super creepy creepiness...look how beautiful Amy is in those Hellebores !!

04/25/2026

A new season, a new twinning moment with my favourite Linda 😍 Love rolling in to find us dressed the same. Almost as much as I love laying on her lawn,and watching her do all the weeding she hired me to do. 😆 She's a gem. I've been a spoiled brat today.

04/23/2026

Getting that manicured garden in..one inch at a time

06/13/2025

🌿 Supporting Indigenous entrepreneurs and growing success stories 🌿

Chante Chevalier, founder of Plant the Town, is creating more than gardens in Fort Erie, Ontario. She is building spaces that foster learning, community, and connection — rooted in Indigenous values and a deep respect for the land.

➡️We were proud to support Chante through the FNAFO e-commerce program, where she gained new tools to grow her business online and reach more clients across her community.

🤲🏽Now, her business is thriving — offering custom garden design, mentorship, and community-based green spaces that bring people together.🧡

At FNAFO, we are honoured to walk alongside Indigenous entrepreneurs like Chante as they build strong, resilient businesses.

👉 Read the full blog and learn more about her journey: https://shopfirstnations.com/blog/inside-plant-the-town-a-first-nations-gardening-business-built-on-care-and-connection/