About Us

• Serving as President of the Landscape Ontario Horticultural Trade Organization
• Serving as President of the Landscape Contractors Sector Group
• Serving as Chairman of the Canada Blooms flower and garden festival
• Serving multiple terms as President of the Toronto Chapter of Landscape Ontario

Phil has been featured in numerous telecommunications broadcasts and in magazines. Over a long and on-going career, Phil has designed and maintained hundreds of award winning landscape projects throughout the Greater Toronto Area. He credits his love of travel for providing inspiration and influencing his designs, especially with some of his favourite elements of classic and traditional design that he has experienced while seeing the world.

Mark graduated from Ryerson University with a degree in Landscape Architecture, and also holds a degree in Urban and Environmental Studies from Brock University.

Outside the office Mark is an avid hockey fan, still awaiting his call up to the big leagues while grinding it out in an old timer’s hockey league.

Sarah began her journey in horticulture 20 years ago as a co-op student with the City Parks and Recreation Department for the city of St. Thomas. That experience led to a Horticulture diploma from the Niagara Parks Commission School of Horticulture in 2005.

A flair for Ornamental Horticulture has sparked a passion for design, and a desire to push the envelope to create stunning and unique floral displays and gardens in urban landscapes. This passion for horticulture has led to a myriad of lifelong learning, including Environmental Studies at York University, Sandler Management training, and continued floral design courses.

Outside of the office if Sarah isn’t actively bookworming she can be found in the water almost anywhere, participating in shoreline cleanups, paddleboarding, kayaking, or swimming!

Ted has always had a passion for landscape design, as well as a passion for project management and the art of seeing a project from conception through to finished product and beyond – he loves helping people realize their dream project.  After graduating in 2001 with a degree in Economics from the University of Victoria, Ted started his career in business management, designing environmental management systems, with a focus on developing environmentally-friendly landscapes.

In 2004, Ted started his own landscape construction business, developing it into a successful small-sized Design & Build firm based in the Greater Toronto area, and has won awards for his designs. In addition to his successful business, Ted has also designed and built displays for Canada Blooms.

In his spare time, you can find Ted hanging off a cliff, screaming down a dirt trail on a mountain bike, sliding down snow covered slopes, or just hanging out on a patio enjoying the sun.

Kaye has spent her career in roles that specialize in both Accounting and Customer Support. She has followed her passion for assisting others in both their daily lives and achieving their goals to Allweather Landscape, where she strives to facilitate daily operations, address or direct any incoming communications, and otherwise help out in any way she is able.

Throughout Darren’s career at Allweather he has been regarded as a top foreman, leading numerous projects from concept to completion. Darren, a master stonemason, is now tasked with keeping the crews running smoothly and bringing in jobs on time and on budget with premium quality.

Charlie has gained a diverse knowledge base and strives to maintain the integrity of our local ecosystems by incorporating indigenous plants into the landscape.

A nature enthusiast, Charlie enjoys camping, fishing, snowshoeing, and foraging for wild edibles in his spare time. He also grows Dahlias and if given the opportunity, he’ll tell you everything he knows about them.