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BDD is a garden and floral decor company operating in the Central, East Toronto and Scarborough neighbourhoods. We are committed to providing a customized organic landscape maintenance package to your residential or small commercial property. Our daily mission endeavours to nurture the environment, facilitate wellness, further the urban agricultural movement and empower communities with our organic designs and services.
Thursday, April 10, 2014
2013 planter design in review
Check out our planter designs from 2013. Can\t wait to see what inspires this season! Stay tuned for a 2013 garden designs post soon!
Friday, April 4, 2014
BIGGER AND BETTER IN 2014!
I just wanted to take the opportunity to welcome Anne Burbidge to the team this season. She will be honing her gardening skills with us this year as she prepares for the Horticultural Technician course next season. Congrats Anne!
Saturday, March 16, 2013
Being trendy in 2013 is all about being green. Be in the know and initiate self-change today.
Check out the official site:
http://www.pantone.com/pages/index.aspx?pg=21055
It's no coincidence that Pantone's style color for this year is Emerald Green.
It's never too late to start a greener, more sustainable lifestyle. If you haven't already, incorporate some or all these green fads into your lifestyle this Spring!
organic urban gardening
a vegetarian diet
make local consumer choices
join a community garden
join a CSA
start a vermi-compost
guerrilla gardening
food security
contact us for a our preferred list of local vendors in the GTA!
Monday, March 11, 2013
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
A Greektown Project
before west bed
after west bed
before east bed
after east bed
before full view
after full view
Saturday, May 12, 2012
Evergreen Brick Works - Monitoring Program
On Tuesday nights, you'll find Stuart McPherson at the Evergreen Brickworks, enthusiastically leading the volunteers through their weekly stewardship roles. But during the day, he's mobilizing ingenious ideas to help increase our ecological awareness and the cause to which he is passionately dedicated.
The EBW Monitoring Program allows Brickworks visitors to participate in capturing the revitalization of this historical site via your camera, a series of Flickr albums and essentially, time-lapse photography. There are 10 monitoring stations, along the walking trails, spread throughout the EBW. Simply set your camera atop the post, take a shot and upload to the album. Check out all the photos at the link below.
The SMW Pond 2 on the east side of the grounds in late April.
The information board set at each monitoring post.
Check out all the photos to date here:
Evergreen Brick Works
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