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sea blush gardening and ecological restoration

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COMMITTED TO TRANSFORMING GARDEN SPACES INTO THRIVING ECOSYSTEMS OF BIODIVERSITY AND RESILIENCE.

At sea blush gardening, restoration is not just about the plants.

Restoration work aims to repair what was disrupted, renew the relationships between people and place, and remind us that we are part of these living systems — not separate from them. 
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LIVING AND WORKING ON THE UNCEDED TERRITORIES OF THE COAST SALISH PEOPLE OF SOUTHERN VANCOUVER ISLAND. INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE LAND OF THE  LƏK̓ʷƏŊƏN PEOPLE: XWSEPSUM & SONGHEES NATION, SENĆOŦEN-SPEAKING W̱SÁNEĆ NATION, AND HUL'QUMI'NUM'-SPEAKING Cowichan NATION.

SERVICES

I provide tailored landscaping and ecological restoration services designed to enhance and preserve your natural surroundings. Reach out for your free consultation today!

Custom Garden Design

Every ecosystem is dynamic. I help design and tend to gardens that can evolve with the changing climate, seasons, and needs of their caretakers. Gardens thrive when people are part of their story. I encourage active collaboration with clients in the design and restoration process. 

Habitat Revitalization

Native plants are already adapted to our climates and are more resilient than we realize. By removing invasive species and learning how to manage and encourage native species to grow, we can transform even the smallest space into one of ecological resilience. Not only does introducing more native plant species help to feed our local pollinators - it also enhances soil composition and reduces water use in the garden. 

Sustainable Garden Care

Use of native plants in the landscape and tending to the garden in a sustainable way, lends itself to reducing the maintenance and work required in the garden. Native plants do not require the same pruning and fertilization schedules as ornamental species. These native species are more resilient to changes in climate and are less likely to be eaten by deer and other pests. 
About Sea blush

Dedicated to sustainable gardening 

specializing in native plant design

At Sea Blush, my goal is to work with clients, families, and communities to educate on the many ways you can help your garden ecosystems flourish. Together, we can transform them into vibrant spaces of community connection and ecological healing. 

I work with clients to expand their understanding of the ecosystems surrounding them. Education is a key part of restoration work. If you are already interested in using native plants in the landscape, it is likely you already recognize their importance. I want to help  clients to bolster that recognition and create further understanding of the essential nature of native plants. By recognizing each key piece in an ecosystem, we can reimagine what a thriving garden looks like.

Whether you are tending to a few potted plants on your patio, cultivating a food forest, or removing invasive species from your garden, I am here to support you in creating an ecological legacy rooted in compassion, resilience, and understanding. 
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Cyrus barr

Owner

Cyrus received their Landscape-Horticulture certification from the Pacific Horticulture College in 2021. They completed the Meadow Makers program through Satinflower Nursery in 2024. They currently volunteer at Swan Lake Nature Sanctuary helping with invasive species removal. They created Sea Blush Gardening in August 2024 as they saw the need for more restoration-based landscaping services. 

Cyrus is originally from Labrador and grew up on the land of the Innu and Inuit peoples.  Like many 90s' kids, Cyrus spent much of their childhood running around outdoors, developing a deep love and appreciation for nature. 

Contact

Now accepting new clients for Spring 2026!
Reach out for your free garden consultation today. 

Email

seablushgardening@gmail.com

Phone

(250) 588-1661

Instagram

@seablushgardening
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Resources

Below are some local resources for learning more about invasive species removal, habitat restoration, and so much more! This section will be updated regularly with volunteer and education opportunities. Please check back regularly.

  • Satinflower Nursery

    Satinflower is a community-focused nursery specializing in native plants, seeds, and expert consulting services. Throughout the year, they host workshops that empower individuals to identify and connect with the native plants and pollinators in our environment.

  • Habitat Acquisition Trust

    The Habitat Acquisition Trust (HAT) is a dedicated regional land trust focused on the conservation of the natural landscapes found on southern Vancouver Island. By fostering collaboration and promoting education, HAT plays a crucial role in preserving and protecting the unique lands of this beautiful region. They offer many educational programs and volunteer opportunities to the community. 

  • PEPAKEṈ HÁUTW̱ Foundation

    A W̱SÁNEĆ based non-profit organization based out the of the PEPÁḴEṈ HÁUTW̱ (Blossoming Place) Native Plant Nursery & Garden at the ȽÁU,WELṈEW̱ Tribal School. We lead numerous restoration projects throughout the W̱SÁNEĆ homelands, in particular at SṈIDȻEȽ (Tod Inlet, Gowlland-Tod Provincial Park).

  • W̱S͸ḴEM Ivy Project

    This project is hosted and welcomed on the forested land of the Jim family .W̱S͸ḴEM is a small village within the nation of W̱SÁNEĆ. It means Place of Clay in the SENĆOŦEN language. Family, friends, allies, and volunteers are dedicated to healing one of the last remaining forests on the W̱S͸ḴEM reservation located on the lands of the Jim family.

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WE ACKNOWLEDGE and Thank THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLES WHO HAVE CARED FOR THIS LAND SINCE TIME IMMEMORIAL. THEIR STEWARDSHIP PRACTICES SUSTAINED BIODIVERSITY LONG BEFORE THE LANGUAGE OF “CONSERVATION” EXISTED. THEIR KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS, CULTURAL RELATIONSHIPS, AND RESPONSIBILITIES TO LAND CONTINUE TO GUIDE WHAT RESTORATION here LOOKS LIKE.