Native plants do so much more than creating a pretty pollinator garden, they’re essential to the functioning of our entire ecosystem.

By Heather Raithby Doyle What are invasive plants in Ontario? People know that invasives are bad for the environment but have no idea...

Story and photos by Heather Raithby Doyle This is a story of a suburban garden transformed, and how native plants helped a life change...

On a cold, cloudy winter’s day, I ventured out with my Nikon F2.8 105mm macro lens to see what might be interesting. The clouds provided...

Blooming Boulevards native pollinator garden. Photo©2021_JeanneMcRight

A hardworking group of volunteers organized by the Clarkson Business Improvement Association braved the heat wave and installed THREE big...

In mid-June Blooming Boulevards installed over 400 native plants along the Lakeshore in Port Credit. The existing plants were removed and...

In May, Blooming Boulevards delivered plants for a new pollinator garden at the Bradley Museum. Plan a visit to see how this garden...

By Pamela Sleightholm Gardening is therapeutic – being outdoors, sinking your hands into soil and nurturing plants to grow and bloom –...

Hurrah! The @Spruce Park Pollinator Garden is complete for now - bee hotels and garden signs will be installed in the spring, but the...

Weekend #3 of our city-sponsored Spruce Park Pollinator Garden Project: Bee hotel construction and pollinator crafts & info at the Port...

We are installing a beautiful pollinator garden in Spruce Park - a fun and very rewarding project.

Out with the grass! Over half a hectare - 6,000 square feet - of grassy meadow have disappeared under layers of cardboard, compost and ...

Blooming Boulevards now has the very welcome support of the City of Mississauga! We took a deputation to Council yesterday in support of...

Today was one of those bright spring days full of promise and possibility. Blooming Boulevards was delighted to be at the North American...