GALLIVANTING GARDENS

CULTIVATING BEAUTY, GROWING WITH PURPOSE, BLOOMING WITH HEART

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MY SERVICES

DESIGN & PLANNING

A garden with purpose is much easier to maintain. Knowing which plants will do best where is the key to success. After an assessment of your property and needs, I can design and hand-draw a plan with plants native to the area and available in nearby greenhouses.

PRUNING & MAINTENANCE

Trees, shrubs and perennials love to be trimmed… at the right time and with the right technique. Allow me to come and clean up your garden for you!

SOFTSCAPING

Spring and fall are the best times to plant your perennials, shrubs, and trees. If you need some help with the task, I’m here for you! I can source plant material, deliver, and plant it where you would like!

Smiling woman, Paige Gallivan, among a large collection of her houseplants on the floor, shelves, and wall, with framed artwork in the background.
A partially constructed hardscape with stone and brick seating and planters, wooden benches, and potted plants.
A partially constructed hardscape with stone fire pit, a curved gray stone wall, and a rusted metal fire bowl in the center. A simple wooden bench is placed beside the fire pit on a brick paver floor.
A woman, Page Gallivan, wearing a safety vest and gloves planting a small shrub in a wooded area.
Hand drawn landscape design
Watering a newly planted garden in front of a house with blooming flowers and shrubs.
A smiling woman, Paige Gallivan, standing with arms outstretched in front of a large banana plant with broad leaves and thick stalks in Tanzania, Africa.
A vibrant red maple tree with fall foliage in a yard under a blue sky with clouds.
Sand Barren Educational Gardens planned and planted by Gallivanting Gardens
Patio created by Gallivanting Gardens

ABOUT ME

I was born and raised in Saskatchewan. Following high school, I then went to the University of Regina for my Bachelor of Science in Nursing. I started my nursing career in April of 2020 in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Following three years of nursing, I decided to go back to school for Horticulture and Landscaping at the Nova Scotia Community College. During that time, I had the opportunity to travel to Tanzania, Africa to learn about female entrepreneurship. This truly ignited my passion to carve my own path. After moving back to Saskatchewan, I have found myself settled in Nipawin, Saskatchewan, where my family’s roots run deep. I have been welcomed here with open arms and hope I can give back to my community in a meaningful way!

A young woman, Paige Gallivan, smiling while holding a small green worm.