North York
Ian and Hannelore Bullock

This garden situated within walking distance of Yonge Street can best be described as an eclectic demonstration of how two gardeners with very different tastes have managed to create a space that respects both their visions.

It is a continually evolving celebration of old garden favourites and a native plant garden that encourages birds and butterflies alike. Buttercups; Queen Anne's Lace, and Golden Rod flourish happily alongside Roses, Peonies and a riot of annuals.

The Canadian Garden Museum must note only one unresolved issue: snails! Hannelore the native gardener adores them; Ian, the traditionalist, wants them run out of town.