Tree-Rific-Tree-Service near Ganges BC (114 Result(s))

Marigold Nurseries has  70,000 square feet of greenhouses and 15,000 square feet of retail space under cover. Ray Smith says 'Our focus is on service. We have everything for the gardener, plus advice to ensure successful growing for our customers.'

A premier Park Place long-term care facility, Oyster Harbour Seniors Community focuses on supporting seniors who can no longer live safely, or independently at home. Located in Ladysmith, BC, Oyster Harbour combines modern living with comfort and services you need in a warm and welcoming community surrounded by arbutus trees and overlooking the ocean. Oyster Harbour Seniors Community has 86 designated government funded beds, 2 palliative beds, 1 respite and a 12-bed Tertiary Mental Health Unit. For more information on how to apply please reference Vancouver Island Health Authority Continuing Care or see our Subsidized Care page. To begin your process for funded bed placement, please contact Island Health Authority at 250.737.2004.

Hidden in the Cowichan Valley is a truly wonderful setting for an outdoor ceremony. This beautiful Victorian style home on spacious grounds offers a peaceful relaxing atmosphere and exceptional photo opportunities, blending a piece of the past with the present. Rock Ridge Manor captures the essence of Victorian romantic charm and timeless elegance. There is over an acre of parklike surroundings with tall mature trees, manicured lawns, garden statues, fountains and many colorful rock gardens. This charming setting is ideal for romantic pictures and intimate garden weddings. Let us handle the details while you relax and enjoy your special day. Our special service, style and imagination will make this event truly memorable and enjoyable for everyone.

Our eleven circuit Chartres style Labyrinth is available for public use. It is located behind our church and can be accessed any day of the week. Constructed with natural granular material, the labyrinth offers an opportunity for you to walk in quiet contemplation in a pastoral setting. Labyrinth walking is a custom which began in medieval times and continues today throughout the world in many forms. There are over thirty labyrinths on Vancouver Island alone! To get the most out of walking our labyrinth, we suggest that as you approach the entrance of the labyrinth and before entering that you try to clear your mind as much as possible of any day-to-day concerns. Contemplate the steps you are taking as you move through the labyrinth. Be guided by whatever may come to mind. In the silence of meditation often the most profound wisdom will present itself. Often a wonderful sense of peace envelops the walker. Whatever comes to you is right. There is no right or wrong way to walk the labyrinth. Each trip is as individual as you are. Enjoy your walk, take as long as you wish. Listen to the wind in the towering fir trees and to the babbling brook running alongside the property. Let your senses be aware of the peacefulness found in nature and within yourself.