Mammoth Landscaping

01/27/2017

2017 is in full swing. Here are some of our landscaping and gardening predictions for the upcoming season. http://www.mammothlandscaping.ca/landscaping-and-gardening-trends-2017/

A new year has begun, and with it, spring will soon be upon us as well as the planting season. In landscaping and gardening like, in fashion, new trends always emerge as the industry continues to change and grow. Below are some of the trends we at Mammoth Landscaping think we will be seeing in 2017.

12/24/2016

Seasons Greetings from Mammoth Landscaping! Wishing everyone a safe and happy holiday!

12/09/2016

The perfect Christmas tree is out there if you know what to look for.

Christmas Tree Types December 9, 2016/in Uncategorized /by Agnes Jankiewicz The holiday season is upon us and for many, this means selecting the perfect Christmas tree for our homes. What the right tree will be for you, comes down to factors such as, tree longevity and whether or not the tree is hyp...

11/25/2016

Rock salt or sand for ice management? That's a good question! https://goo.gl/TSzJDt

Rock Salt or Sand on Ice? November 25, 2016/in Winter Maintenance /by Agnes JankiewiczWhether the use of rock salt or sand is better for ice management has been a subject of debate for years among property owners. Both come with their own set of pros and cons. Determining which one is right for you…

11/11/2016

Thank you to all of our veterans. Today we honour and remember your sacrifice.

11/11/2016

Our blog this week discusses rose pruning tips goo.gl/jDuZAJ

Rose Pruning November 11, 2016/in Uncategorized /by Agnes Jankiewicz Rose care and pruning are an art that takes time and patience to learn. While it is not difficult to do, there are some key things that need to be remembered in order to properly maintain these beautiful plants. The most important...

10/28/2016

The first frost is here but this doesn't mean an end to all plants in your garden. Find out more in our blog. https://goo.gl/by6vQh

Frost Resistant Plants October 28, 2016/in Fall Maintenance /by Agnes JankiewiczAs summer and early fall roll to a close, frost and cold weather dominate the outdoors. While one may think this can mean the end of garden plant life for the season, there are species out there that can survive the cool...

10/14/2016

Fall is fast approaching, are your perennials ready come winter? https://goo.gl/1JYprG

10/03/2016

Too many dead leaves on your lawn? Here are some ideas how to use them https://goo.gl/kZ8cIs

Alternate Uses for Dead Leaves October 3, 2016/in Uncategorized /by Agnes JankiewiczAs summer comes to an end, so too does the season for deciduous plant life. While your first reaction at the sight of dead leaves may be to get your rake out of the shed, there are alternatives as to what can be done...

09/16/2016

Did you know you can keep planting vegetables in your garden even in the fall? Learn more in our blog. https://goo.gl/62LJag

08/10/2016

The heat wave is here! http://goo.gl/GTVyAV

Ontario August 2016 Heat Wave August 10, 2016/in Uncategorized /by Agnes JankiewiczSummer is in full swing and with it so is the heat. Toronto is expecting its worst heat wave of the summer this week and it won’t be going away until this Saturday. This lack of rain is certain to have a negative effe...

07/25/2016

Is your garden suffering from drought and your hydro bill because of it? We have some tips http://goo.gl/mqbzo9

DIY Tips for Saving Water During Dry Season July 25, 2016/in Uncategorized /by Agnes JankiewiczWith the onset of a dry season, comes the need to water plants more frequently. This in turn however can become a costly endeavor depending on the size of ones property. In today’s blog, we will take a loo...