Posy Gang

Posy Gang Garden design with a special interest in plants native to North America. Posy Gang is in the business of growing flowers.
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In 2016, after a short but life-changing internship at Floralora Flowers in Prince Edward County, Ontario, I broke ground on a large cutting garden at my home in Whitby. From April to October every year since then, I have supplied local florists and customers with the freshest of specialty cut flowers. Tulips, ranunculus, and dahlias are just some of my favourites. While growing cut flowers is im

mensely rewarding, over time I missed seeing flowers living out their whole lives in the garden. And so, garden design and gardening became the other half of my business. Now I get to have the best of both worlds, and I'm grateful to my clients and customers for allowing me that. Whether you'd like me to grow flowers for your vase, or for your garden, I can't wait to get started. Let's talk flowers - find me at [email protected].

September 🤩 1) I’ve entered my purple and red phase 2) Asters mingling: Symphyotrichum novae-angliae (New England aster)...
21/09/2024

September 🤩 1) I’ve entered my purple and red phase 2) Asters mingling: Symphyotrichum novae-angliae (New England aster) and Eurybia divaricata (white wood aster)

I suppose two years is a long enough break from posting on Instagram!Voici my newest garden, planted fall 2023. “Wild, w...
07/08/2024

I suppose two years is a long enough break from posting on Instagram!

Voici my newest garden, planted fall 2023. “Wild, with vines climbing up and trailing down,” was the brief. “Got it,” I said. Helenium and Calamintha nepeta celebrating out front (missing Liatris spicata which were rabbit food this year); Clematis virginiana making a bride out of the bike shed; Magnolia virginiana, Aesclepia incarnata (swamp milkweed), and heuchera under the front window, loving the extra water from two downspouts and the sump pump outlet; the part shade backyard basking in midday sun; the back from another angle, with Virginia creeper trained up the fence, and a tangle of clematis and Asarina scandens (climbing snapdragon) trailing down the stairwell; clematis, wandering away. I’m waiting anxiously for three Celastrus scandens (American bittersweet) to start climbing the fences back here - but I know once they do, they’ll be unstoppable.

Monthly check-ins for this garden. Low-maintenance but not no-maintenance, and never finished. I’ll never be able to scale what I do, but boy do I love it!

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