Thank you to all of you for your interest in free tickets to Canada Blooms. Tickets have been awarded and winners have been notified by email. Have a good time at the show and let Read More
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We are proud that Niagara Escarpment Views is again a partner sponsor of Canada Blooms. To win a pair of free tickets to the 20th anniversary of the Canada Blooms show, please leave a comment Read More
With the Summer print issue, I (Gloria Hildebrandt) began a column entitled “The Gift of Land,” describing the 14-acre property near the Niagara Escarpment that I inherited from my father. I’ve heard some kind Read More
Want to upgrade your yard, but don’t know where to start? Conservation Halton is offering a series of four free workshops in May to help Milton homeowners create a healthy yard and understand the Read More
We are pleased that Niagara Escarpment Views will present the award for Most Imaginative Garden at Canada Blooms this year. The Awards Night on March 19 is when Canada Blooms and Landscape Ontario honour the talent Read More
Malcolm Allen, MP for Welland, is working to establish a National Garden Day. Here’s some information about a contest by the Canadian Garden Council. Does your street measure up? Canada is a country made Read More
With the unbelievable winter weather we’re still having, it’s so nice to look at photos of colourful flowers and ideas for outdoor living. The 4th Annual Greater Niagara Region Home & Garden Show Read More
We’re very proud of our Spring 2014 issue. This is our largest ever, and at 64 pages, it has been my goal to grow to this size. Readers and our viewers now really have something to Read More
When you’ve survived an ice storm but your yard is littered with big and little broken tree branches and there is still a thick, slippery ice crust under new snow, making walking treacherous, especially Read More
This advertorial by Maple Hill Tree Services of Mississauga appears in our Spring 2013 issue. The information about the Emerald Ash Borer, that is devastating Green Ash trees in southern Ontario, and how to treat the Read More
