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Landscaping & Hardscape in Regina, SK
Compare 26 landscaping & hardscape contractors near you in Regina and surrounding area with an average rating of 4.7/5. Get free quotes, read reviews, and find the right pro for your project.
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Landscaping & Hardscape in Regina, SK
Regina landscapers in this directory cover Lakeview, the Cathedral Area, Harbour Landing, Greens on Gardiner, and Eastview. Regina's heavy gumbo clay shrinks and swells dramatically — landscape designs that don't include grading away from the foundation and proper downspout extensions cause more problems than the plants solve. Mid-range Regina back yards (200 sq ft paver patio, basic plantings, sod restoration) run $18,000-$30,000. Full back yards with a deck, firepit, and irrigation typically land $40,000-$75,000.
Regina's short growing season (mid-May to mid-September) and -35°C winters mean only the toughest plants survive — most installers default to caragana, prairie rose, dogwood, ninebark, and hardy ornamental grasses. Sod establishes best with fall installation; spring sod usually needs daily watering through July.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What plants survive Regina winters?
- Zone 3a hardy: caragana, lilac, dogwood, ninebark, juniper, mugo pine, prairie rose, hardy roses on own root, peony, daylily, hosta, and ornamental grasses like karl foerster. Skip Japanese maples, magnolia, hydrangea macrophylla, and most southern-Ontario favourites.
- How do I deal with Regina gumbo clay?
- Crown grades 2% away from the house, extend downspouts at least 2m, and amend the top 6 inches of bed soil with 1/3 compost before planting. Avoid clay-on-clay — paver patios need 6-8 inches of 3/4 crushed gravel base, compacted in lifts.
- When should landscape work happen in Regina?
- Hardscape: late April through October once frost is out. Sod: late August through September is ideal. Plantings: late May through mid-June, or September. Avoid major tree installs in July-August heat unless deeply watered daily.
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