Last night we walked to raise awareness & crucial funds for local shelters in the Royal LePage Shelter Foundation’s NIGHT LIGHT WALK 💫

We are so proud to be part of the brokerage @royallepageestaterealty that hosted the Toronto event, it was a wonderful evening of education, awareness, community and raising funds! We are thrilled that the fundraising goal of $50k was exceeded, with 100% of donations going to our incredible local shelters: @reddoorfamilyshelter @nellies_shelter

These shelter’s open their doors and hearts to women and children in need, providing more than just a safe space—they offer hope, healing, and a second chance at life.

If you or someone you know needs support, please don’t hesitate to reach out for information, resources, guidance, and a safe place to turn.
Contact Nellie’s: www.nellies.org/get-help/i-need-help/
Contact Red Door Shelter: www.reddoorshelter.ca/get-help/i-need-help/

 Contrary to what some might think, fall doesn’t have to be a season of shutdown in the garden. It can be an opportunity to turn your outdoor living space into a stunning autumn oasis that not only boosts your home’s curb appeal,  but also enhances your quality of life. While it may sound like a large undertaking, with the right tips, you’ll be well on your way toward creating a beautiful garden that thrives year-round.

Preparing Your Soil
Healthy soil is the foundation of any garden. Begin by clearing out any summer plants and debris from your garden beds. From there, you can enrich the soil with compost to boost its nutrient content, giving your fall plants the best environment to grow strong.

Choosing Your Plants
Spring isn’t the only time of year you can have beautiful flowers in the garden! The key is to choose plants that thrive in cooler weather. 

Perennials like asters, chrysanthemums, and ornamental grasses bring rich colours and textures to your space, while late-blooming flowers such as sedum and goldenrod will keep your garden looking beautiful as the season unfolds.

Planning for Continual Bloom
Creating a garden that blooms all year long is all about thoughtful planning  and choosing plants with staggered flowering times so that as one bloom fades, another takes its place. 

This way, your garden will stay vibrant and beautiful throughout the season. 

Are you ready to improve your home’s curb appeal?