Rock Bottom Hard Landscaping - Calgary, Alberta
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Since 1998, Rock Bottom Hard Landscaping has been designing blissful outdoor landscapes and peace of mind to their customers by providing them with knowledgeable staff and quality workmanship.
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Question
Can you suggest some plants that rabbits won´t eat? They chew on everything I plant in my yard.
Answer
You´re wise to start with plants that rabbits prefer not to eat. (If they´re hungry enough, they ´ll eat almost anything).Although you can use fencing to exclude rabbits from your garden, and you can spray plants with rabbit repellent to discourage them from munching your landscape, you can also take the easy way out and grow trees, shrubs, and flowers that they normally avoid. See a list of rabbit-resistant plants that the Royal Horticultural Society publishes.

Question
What are hardy annuals? I thought annuals were killed by frost.
Answer
Most annual flowers won’t survive over the winter in cold climates, but many tolerate some frost.
Some annuals, such as pansies, violas, and flowering kale, survive heavy freezes. Some hardy annuals to try include alyssum, lobelia, phlox, cornflower, dianthus, nasturtium, poppy, pot marigold, snapdragon, stock, and sweet pea. These plants perform best in cool weather and will bloom best in spring and fall. In midsummer, when temperatures are high, most of them will stop flowering. With the return of cooler temperatures in fall, they will begin to boom again.
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"Best price and total confidence were the two initial factors that sold us on hiring Rock Bottom Hard Landscaping. Their quote came in thousands of dollars below other landscaping firms. We felt convinced the company knew what we wanted and they succeeded, completing the project sooner than we anticipated. Pleased with the outcome of the first project, we opted to hire them again eight months later. The second job was just as well done as the first."
- Linda and Bob
