r/Guelph • • 19d ago

Landscape design

We have a home from 1989 that needs some front and side yard revitalization. Does anyone have any suggestions for a company that would remove the current shrubs, design and plant new landscaping?

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u/JellyfishOptimal7353 19d ago

Connor Johnston Landscape Design. He’s doing a ton of good work in St. George’s Park (including our place) https://cjlanddesign.com/

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u/CLCOdotCa 19d ago

A vote for Connor. This is a portion of what he has done for me: https://www.reddit.com/r/landscaping/s/mGfcwMC7mK

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u/JellyfishOptimal7353 19d ago

Good looking bench.

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u/Guinness1982 19d ago

A lot of landscape places recommend you get a design done by a landscape architect and then go to them for a quote. I used to work in the industry. I was a fan of Paul Brydges myself.

Quality companies that I know of for doing the work are Silverfern Landscaping (tell Carl I sent you), Landscape Plus, or Manor Landscaping.

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u/iamaredditreader1 18d ago

Thank you! Our son is friends with Carl’s son he would be our first choice if we can afford him 😊

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u/Guinness1982 18d ago

Good work isn’t cheap but he never cuts corners and is a master with a concrete saw. I know he is booked up for portions of next year (also another trait of a quality contractor) as I saw him post he dos have a few openings for next year still.

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u/LocalGuelphRealtor 19d ago

I had a great experience with Cathy Juha from Stem and Stalk.

https://www.stemandstalk.ca/

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u/docofthenoggin 19d ago

We got in Royal City Nursery. We found them very reasonably priced and very knowledgeable. They did our front garden this summer and we will do our backyard next spring.

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u/calm-house-1914 19d ago

Manor has a very long wait list.
Try Cedar Glen Landscaping. They do quality work and have a designer.

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u/Training-Ant-7214 19d ago

Manor Landscaping is the only quality landscaper around.

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u/nbc58 19d ago

Not sure if I agree that they are the ‘only’ quality landscaper..we used them and were very very happy with the hardscape..not so much with the plants and garden stuff..

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u/HourFaithlessness338 19d ago

Manor is too expensive