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91 Patrick St, Orillia, ON L3V 5L4
Tree Services, Commercial Tree Services, Residential Tree Services, Pruning - Elevation, Storm Clean Up, Lot Clearing, Tree Removal, Dead Wooding, Emergency Tree Services, Dangerous Tree Assessments, Hedge Trimming, Complete Clean Up, Shaping, Labelle Tree Service
Labelle Tree Service in Orillia, Ontario, provides professional residential and commercial tree services. Our specialists cut trees, not your wallet. Contact us today for a free estimate!
5206 11 Highway S, Oro-Medonte, ON L3V 8H2
Retaining walls & Paving stones, floral basket, shoreline restoration, underground sprinkler systems, backhoe and bobcat services, fruit tree, evergreens, shrubs, trees and sod, garden ornament, outdoor lighting, natural stonework, garden tool, landscape rock, ponds, fountains and waterfalls, planting service, large tree, lawn ornament, seed, bulk mulch, soil and decorative stone, pond supplies, water plant
Celebrating 20 Years & Still Growing! Windmill Garden Centre & Landscaping, we provide our customers with the highest-quality plants, greenery and garden products to help make your outdoor area bloom
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