Phone: (306) 693-TREE (8733)

Cornell Design & Landscaping | Moose Jaw

Cornell Design & Landscaping | Moose Jaw-
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Moose Jaw
Garden Centre

Visit Cornell's Garden Centre in Moose Jaw for a delightful shopping experience where lush greenery and vibrant blooms await. Explore a diverse selection of plants and gardening essentials to elevate your home's indoor and outdoor oasis.

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Welcome To Cornell Design & Landscaping

We take pride in providing Moose Jaw, Buffalo Pound Lake resorts, RM of Moose Jaw and surrounding areas landscaping services. Our employees excel at customer service excellence.  We continue to grow and provide you with products of the highest quality and unmatched customer service.

We encourage you to look around our site and see what we have to offer. If you don’t see what you are looking for, call us at (306) 693-TREE (8733) and we will be happy to discuss your needs.

Business Hours
Sunday: Oct 5 – Closed For The Season
We look forward to seeing you again in March 2026

Even though we’re closed for the season, you can still book a date and time to shop at our garden centre.

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We love our clients

"They completed my front flowerbed with a drip line irrigation system and fixed my existing irrigation system. Planted some beautiful shrubs and perennials. The two young men doing the work were very professional and competent. I will definitely hire them again. Leslie is very knowledgeable, she knows her plants. Thank you so much!"

Angela McDougall

"Purchased tumbler tomatoes and begonias and the tomatoes are nonstop growers cant eat them fast enough so delicious. Plants and flowers are top notch plants and service and hospitality great and very knowledgeable!!!!"

Michelle Balaski

"Top quality plants and very knowledgeable staff that can help you find the perfect plant for any place indoors or out. The landscape construction crew employs 2 red seal journeyman landscape Horticulturists meaning you get some of the most educated and highest quality of work in the province."

Kurtis Langton