Your home and garden are valuable, serving as sanctuaries that reflect your style and aspirations. Your garden provides beauty and contemplation, where you can unwind and connect with friends and family, celebrating life’s milestones. Whether it’s a summer barbecue or a quiet evening under the stars, your garden facilitates cherished memories. Every bloom, leaf, and pathway is a reflection of you, showcasing your unique tastes. I assemble a crew that shares my high standards, equipped with keen attention to detail and a passion for gardening. Our team includes dedicated career gardeners whose expertise ensures exceptional services. Whether transforming a bare yard into a lush paradise or maintaining an existing garden, we cultivate beauty in your outdoor space, creating an environment you can be proud of for years.
Owner/ Operator:
Caitlin began her gardening career in 1999 at small garden centers and nurseries while receiving her undergraduate degree at the University of Idaho, Moscow. After graduating, she moved to the West Coast, where she mentored with botanist Mark Tombulian of Tombulian Landscape Design in Seattle, Washington. This mentorship enriched her understanding of plant care, ecological gardening techniques, and smart design. In 2009, she moved to Edmonton, where she took a position with local gardener Murray Katz, who mentored her on the ins and outs of gardening in Alberta’s tricky Zone 3. This experience proved invaluable, as she learned to adapt her skills to the unique climate and conditions of the region. In 2010, she started The Garden of Weedin’, and shortly thereafter, she received her Horticulture Specialist Certification from GAIA College, further solidifying her credentials. Furthering her education, she earned her Therapeutic Horticulture certification from Anne Kent of Catkin Gardens in 2023. This program equipped her with vital skills to harness the therapeutic benefits of gardening, allowing her to connect with various communities and help individuals find solace in and connect with nature through horticultural practices. Her work includes partnerships with organizations like E4C, Charnes Acres in Beaumont, and Pilgrims Hospice in Edmonton where she provides Therapeutic Horticulture programs that create healing spaces where participants can engage with plants and enjoy the calming effects of gardening.
The Garden of Weedin' 