Hortulus Gardens

What is Hortulus Gardens?

Hortulus Gardens & Landscapes is a niche company serving residential and commercial clients in southeastern Michigan. 

This is one of the hottest new gardening accessories: a living wall. (Click on pic to learn more.)

We offer:

• Design Consultations
• Maintenance Services
• Garden Renovation
• Educational Presentations
• Holiday and Special Event Decorating

Who is Ed Blondin?

Garden Designer Ed Blondin is a Master Gardener with horticultural training from Michigan State University. He has worked with homeowners and corporate clients in southeast Michigan for more than 30 years.

Ed’s goal is to introduce you to an elegant, comfortable, engaging outdoor lifestyle. 

“Every person should dedicate a corner of his or her garden as a personal sanctuary,” Ed says. “We can explore whether that corner is for entertaining or meditation…or self indulgence. Once we have created your plan, the Hortulus Gardens team will see that it’s installed and maintained.

Your garden should be your ‘Ahhh haa’ backdrop for entertaining or just slipping away. It does NOT need to be expensive. It just needs to be yours.”

Call Ed today for a free consultation: 248-798-4081.

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It’s not too early to start thinking about next spring.

Get in on the hottest trend in gardening: the vertical landscape.

Instead of going to the garden for your salad, simply wheel the garden to the table in a 3.5′ x 4′ planted Salad Bar (that’s 7 sq. feet of planted space!). Click here to learn more.

Afternoon BBQ followed by an evening cocktail party? Fine. Just roll your cedar planter benches into your new configuration. Put your herbs on your south facing wall and free up that space for the grill or additional seating. 

(Click here for more about the planter.)

Today’s table arrangements/centerpieces are more than a vase of flowers, they are conversation starters! Explore table-scapes of miniature faerey gardens, elegant Alpine Gardens or vivid Succulent Wreaths (which you can later hang on the wall!).