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Yard Essentials

Landscape Maintenance Inc.

(306) 260-1985

[email protected]

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" Keeping your piece of

the natural world healthy

and radiant since 2009"

We hope you've all had a great winter. Now that the snow and the cold are starting to melt away, we are looking forward to the upcoming spring. We would love to help you with your yard projects this spring and summer.

We are now booking for yard maintenance, landscaping and pruning. Please email me at [email protected] or text me at (306)260-1985 to get your free estimate!

We look forward to working with you and the helping the part of nature that surrounds you to be lusciously healthy and beautiful!

~Emily~

At Yard Essentials, we aim to provide quality, reliable

yard care services to the folks of Saskatoon.

We strive to create lush, healthy, and beautiful environments in a harsh, urban setting, providing each customer with their own radiant piece of the natural world.

You can rest assured that the Yard Essentials staff will take care of your yard properly.

We are fully insured and licensed.

Please let us know if you have any suggestions on how we can better service your

yard care and landscaping needs.

    There is a lot we can do with our yards to support our environment and our own health. Even small things can make a huge difference. For example, instead of making your whole yard lawn, why not add a border filled with flowers that are attractive to pollinators- or even some edible perennials! Instead of planting a shrub with inconspicuous flowers, plant a flowering variety to support pollinators – or go even a step further and plant a fruit-producing shrub like a Haskap, Cranberry or a Nanking Cherry that you (or the birds) can enjoy! There are quite a few shrubs, perennials, and annuals that are edible. In fact many flowers and leaves are edible and a great addition to salads and soups. 

Not only is edible landscaping more important than ever before but I believe planting native species is extremely valuable. There are many native species that are edible, extremely cold and drought hardy, and beautiful. We should be utilizing the resources that are right around us. For more information check out the Native Plant Society of Saskatchewan. https://www.npss.sk.ca/

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