We were excited to return as a sponsor of the BOMA BC Golf Tournament for our second year. It was great to reconnect with familiar faces, meet new people, and welcome so many BOMA members and industry professionals to our hole. And the giveaway winner
Metro Vancouver’s summers are getting hotter and drier. Regional climate projections point to more heatwaves, drought and longer dry spells — and we’re already seeing the impact across commercial and strata landscapes. Cedar hedges are thinning and dying back, and high-water annual beds are struggling
This is a practical Winter & Early Spring landscaping guide designed specifically for Property Managers and Facility Managers overseeing commercial and strata properties in Metro Vancouver. This month-to-month cheat sheet outlines essential tasks from January to March, while also providing a quick seasonal overview to
In Metro Vancouver, fall leaf buildup can do more than spoil the property’s look. It can create safety hazards, block drains, and lead to compliance issues.For property and facility managers, timely leaf removal is key to preventing risks, protecting assets, and keeping landscapes professional looking
🍂 47th Anniversary Commercial Landscaping Giveaway (Rules) As we celebrate our 47th anniversary and the season of gratitude, we want to say thank you to our clients and audience with a special giveaway! Win one of three prizes — you pick your favourite! Apple AirPods
For property and facility managers, the choice of mulch vs. river rock for strata and commercial landscaping in BC goes far beyond aesthetics. This decision directly impacts budgets, maintenance schedules, and long-term property value. While most people know the basic differences between mulch vs river
September is the ideal month for commercial and strata property managers to begin planning for next year’s commercial landscaping and strata landscaping needs. Early preparation is key. It helps control budgets, keeps operations smooth, and ensures your landscape stays vibrant and well-maintained all year. Why
Aphids and Japanese beetles in Vancouver are showing up in high numbers this summer, especially in commercial and strata landscapes with dense planting. These pests pose a real challenge to plant health and visual appearance. If your property shows signs like sticky residue, chewed foliage,
Across Metro Vancouver, commercial and strata property managers and landscape teams are dealing with unusual plant growth in summer 2025. If you’re wondering, “Why are plants growing so fast this year?”—you’re not alone. A warm, wet spring created the perfect conditions for explosive early summer
As BC’s landscapes come to life for another growing season, sustainable landscaping matters more than ever. Given the province’s strong environmental values, tenants, clients, and communities are increasingly focused on how outdoor spaces are maintained—not just how they look. To meet these rising expectations, Premier
