Greenery and Garden Services

In Alberta, new sod should be watered daily for the first 10–14 days to keep the soil consistently moist while roots establish. Water 2–3 times per day in shorter cycles (morning, mid-day, early evening), making sure the sod and the soil beneath are wet but not puddling. After about two weeks, once the sod has rooted, transition to deeper watering 2–3 times per week. Always adjust based on temperature, wind, and rainfall—hot, dry, or windy conditions may require more frequent watering.

Choosing the right plants for your garden depends on factors such as climate, soil conditions, sun exposure, and personal preferences. Our team will work closely with you to understand your garden goals and recommend plants that thrive in your specific environment.

In Alberta, the best time to plant your garden is in the spring after the risk of frost has passed, typically late May to early June. This timing allows plants to establish strong roots before the heat of summer. Fall can also be a great planting season for trees and shrubs, as cooler temperatures reduce stress and help roots develop before winter. Always consider plant type and local weather conditions when planning your planting schedule.

To keep your garden looking its best, focus on consistent care throughout the season. Regular watering, weeding, and pruning help plants stay healthy and encourage new growth, while adding mulch helps retain moisture and suppress weeds. Feeding plants as needed and keeping an eye out for pests or disease will also go a long way in maintaining a clean, vibrant, and well-kept garden.