01SIGNATURE STYLE
MEDITERRANEAN
STONE.
TEXTURE.
SUN.
Junipers, sage, grasses, stone and gravel — a Mediterranean look made for Ontario.
THE PALM BOYS PHILOSOPHY
FEEL
SOMEWHERE ELSE.
Gardens with character, designed to make you feel somewhere else.
THREE GARDEN WORLDS
CHOOSE YOUR
ESCAPE.
Three garden styles. One idea: make home feel like somewhere else.
STONE.
02RESORT STYLE
TROPICAL
BRING
THE HEAT.
Palms, yuccas and bold planting made for resort-style living.
03ONTARIO STYLE
ONTARIO
GROW
LOCAL.
Hydrangeas, Limelights, junipers and hardy planting — without the ordinary look.
THE GALLERY
OUR WORK.
Tropical installations and Ontario gardens, all designed to feel different.
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OUR WORK
NOT THE SAME OLD LANDSCAPE.
Character. Structure. Atmosphere. The Tropical and Ontario sides of Palm Boys, while the Mediterranean collection grows.
TROPICAL
BRING
THE HEAT.
Palms, yuccas and resort-style planting for an Ontario backyard.
SEE THE TROPICAL WORK →ONTARIO-FRIENDLY
GROW
LOCAL.
Hydrangeas, Limelights, junipers and hardy planting with a finished-garden feel.
SEE THE ONTARIO WORK →THE EXPERIENCE
TURN YOUR YARD
INTO SOMEWHERE.
Every yard is different. These are the three ways we think about a project — then we build the actual planting plan around your space.
THE GETAWAY
A focused backyard upgrade with a strong focal point.
START A PROJECT →THE RESORT
A bigger transformation with layered planting and statement plants.
START A PROJECT →THE PALM BOYS EXPERIENCE
A complete garden concept built around your space and style.
START A PROJECT →THE PROCESS
FROM IDEA
TO ESCAPE.
Start with the space. Choose the feeling. We build from there.
SHOW US THE SPACE
Send photos or a video of the space and tell us what you want it to feel like.
BUILD THE LOOK
We map out the style, planting and key features.
PLANT & TRANSFORM
We bring the plants in, install the garden and leave you with a space that actually feels finished.
TORONTO & THE GTA
READY TO
BRING IT HOME?
Tell us a little about your backyard and what you have in mind. We’ll use that to start the conversation.