Thursday, December 22, 2011
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Ponds Victoria

As we enter into the next decade on line shopping has become a very easy and safe way to buy your pond supplies. As a commitment to our customers fair pricing as well as customer service will always be my top priority.
While working for the last six years as the pond manager at a local pond store, I have talked to many people and they have shared with me many of their fish and pond problems.
Having ponds of my own for the last twenty years has taught me that ponds and water features can be a very rewarding (hobby) experience.
The most common mistake is usually the approach. You must start by using the proper pond or water feature equipment for the job. As the old saying goes do it once and do it right. A pond feature should not be something that you are constantly working on.
I love what I do and would be more than happy to help you with any of your pond needs or questions.
EMAIL: dave@pondsvictoria.com TEL: 250 544-0806
Consultations
Consultations are a flat rate of 55.00
I will come spend an hour answering questions and give you advise and ideas about your existing pond or water feature or ways to improve or add on to it.
If you are thinking of adding a new water feature, discussing a game plan for success. What ever your needs, book your appointment via email or
call 250-544-0806
Hope to hear from you soon.
Dave
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Alpha Yardworks
Landscape and maintenance builds, irrigation, masonry, carpentry and gardening services.
j_wood_76@hotmail.com | |
Phone | 1 250.391.6211 |
Monday, April 7, 2008
Good to Grow Landscape Solutions
Good Luck Theresa and Anne
warmly Sandra
Saturday, December 15, 2007
hiring a gardener, or landscape proffesional
The local papers have a number of adds in the service sections, Garden centre's and clubs may be reluctant to make referal's, and many gardener's are fully booked. A great gardener is a fabulous thing. Word of mouth is often a good method, so that is the intention of this site.
There are a number of questions to consider when hiring a gardener. The first should be a clear understanding of the services you require. The kid down the block could do, or an expert may fit better. The lowest, or highest prices may be poor indicators of value or experience so it is good to clarify the background of your gardener.
Ask for some referals, a happy customer usually wants to promote a job well done.
The University student with a truck and a strong back is great for basics, but an expert will do a better job pruning your prize plantings, and fine tuning your beds. Sometimes a great value is hire the neighbour kid, or grandchild, but work with a garden coach, you get the expertise, and piece of mind, save a little, while giving a kid his first job.
I hope if you know a great gardener you will reccomend him on this site. Send me your comments, and I will publish them.I only refer gardeners that I have first hand knowledge of. If your a gardener you may still post on this site, but... so everyone knows these are not referals. Your clients are welcome to post referals here.
good luck and happy gardens
Sandra