Increased demand for backyard oasis as Manitobans stay in for the summer

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Increased demand for backyard oasis as Manitobans stay in for the summer
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'I would say we've quadrupled our business this year.'

halting any summer travel plans outside of Manitoba, many residents are looking to spruce up their backyards to create a relaxing space to hang out with the family.

From getting sod put in to pergolas and decks, the more time being spent at home has driven up the demand for backyard maintenance. “It seems like everyone is busy and everybody has the same [thought] as us, trying to get the landscaping done while you’re at home.”Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates“I would say we’ve quadrupled our business this year,” Emerald Isle Lawn Care & Landscaping owner Gerard Ryan said.

“It’s patio furniture, it’s BBQ’s, above ground pools which are unbelievably selling quickly,” Krevco Lifestyles owner, Don Carson said.Manitobans are also looking to stock up on supplies for do-it-yourself projects.

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