Fans of Schitt’s Creek (including ourselves) should be happy to hear that talks for a reunion of the cherished sitcom are once again being held.
The popular comedy series, which lasted for five seasons from 2015 to 2020, traced the social decline of the Rose family, a group of quirky individuals who end up in the dustbowl town of Schitt’s Creek.
The program received praise for its happy and genuine examination of queer identity over the course of several seasons, including topics such as the intricacies of polyamory and the subtleties of pansexuality. This was made possible, in part, by the fact that it was written and starred by the renowned actor Eugene Levy, as well as his son Dan Levy, who identifies as LGBTQIA+.
Despite the fact that the show concluded three years ago, producer Andrew Barnsley has hinted that we may yet see more of the Rose family.
Regarding a possible revival, Barnsley stated, “We know there’s demand and interest for it,” to the news website The Messenger.
“I think it’s going to be a timing thing,” he continued, “and it’s something that I know Dan and Eugene [Levy] are considering all the time.”
Sounds good, don’t you think? It should be noted that this is not the first time the show’s creators have openly discussed the prospect of a second season of the popular program. In interviews from 2023 and 2020, respectively, the show’s father and son both hinted at a possible return.
For example, the older Levy has stated that all it takes for our reboot fantasies to come true is for the “right idea” to emerge.
He told Indiewire, “To be honest, nothing is in the works right now, but you know, we’ve never stopped thinking about what might happen down the line.” “We are definitely open to anything. I believe that when the right idea arises, we will probably act upon it.”
But according to his son, “If there is an idea that pops into my head, it has to be really freaking good because this is a nice way to say goodbye.” He has even raised the possibility of a Schitt’s Creek movie.
It seems like the time has come to begin bringing about the Schitt’s Creek revival that we all deserve.
Eugene Levy has acknowledged that he is considering the future of his acting career and believes retirement may be on the horizon.
The 77-year-old actor-comedian, who experienced a career resurgence over the past decade thanks to the comedy series “Schitt’s Creek,” recently discussed the possibility of stepping back from acting with The Independent.
“I’m not afraid of retirement,” Levy revealed. “I love it when I have nothing on the agenda, I really do. I love getting up and the only big decision is where to go for lunch. There’s nothing wrong with that.”
The host of “The Reluctant Traveler” explained that he is not seeking long-term projects but rather ones that fit his current schedule and require less time commitment.
“I’ll take on jobs that I find really interesting, and jobs that won’t be too time-consuming — but I don’t think I’d get into another series where you’re working six days a week for five months straight,” he added.
While Levy was initially known for his comedic roles on SCTV, Canada’s sketch comedy show similar to “Saturday Night Live,” it wasn’t until he starred as Jim’s dad in the “American Pie” franchise in the late ’90s that he firmly established his place in Hollywood. He later starred in several other memorable projects, including “Cheaper by the Dozen 2” and “For Your Consideration,” before co-creating “Schitt’s Creek” with his son Dan Levy. The show ran for six seasons from 2015 to 2020.
The actor also noted to The Independent that he isn’t stepping away just yet. Earlier this year, it was revealed that he would be joining the cast of “Only Murders in the Building” for season four, indicating that he is still open to new opportunities.
“No, not ruling anything out,” Levy said. “Including retirement, but I think there are still a few jobs left in me.”
If “Normal People” was the TV highlight of the first lockdown, then Netflix’s “Schitt’s Creek” is undoubtedly winning the second. Following its impressive haul of nine Emmy awards, it seems everyone now recognizes its brilliance.
It’s hard not to binge-watch the series, which centers on a wealthy American family forced to live in the fictional rural town of Schitt’s Creek after going bankrupt.
There’s much to love about the comedy, created by the father and son team Eugene and Daniel Levy, who also star as Johnny and David Rose.
But despite Schitt’s Creek being a fictional place, are there any real-life locations fans can visit? Surprisingly, yes!
Much of the show was filmed on location in Canada, specifically in the small town of Goodwood, a short drive north of Toronto. The town now attracts fans, affectionately known as “Schitt Heads,” who love to pose in front of iconic locations like the Town Hall, Bob’s Garage, and Café Tropical (actually a private residence).
David’s chic store, Rose Apothecary, was filmed in Romni Goodwood, located at the main junction in Goodwood, right across from Bob’s Garage! The shop is actually a wool and craft store, not a purveyor of Patrick and David’s upscale cheese, wine, and body milk (which you shouldn’t drink). Visitors are welcome to take selfies and ask for behind-the-scenes stories.
Patrick proposed to David at the stunning Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area in season five. Despite David hurting his foot and needing to be carried up the hill for their romantic picnic, the proposal still happened, bringing tears to viewers’ eyes. The location offers breathtaking views and is a fantastic spot for a marriage proposal.
Remember when Moira Rose was asked to be the spokesperson for a fruity wine, but got so nervous during the ad shoot that she had to sample the product to calm down? That scene was filmed at the scenic Applewood Farm and Winery, where you can enjoy wine tastings and fruit picking, just as Moira would never do.
Eugene Levy has spent his career making people laugh, but parenting his children wasn’t always a comedic affair.
The Canadian actor married screenwriter and producer Deborah Divine in 1977. They raised their two children, Dan and Sarah, in Toronto, away from a “show-bizzy kind of environment,” as Eugene shared with PEOPLE in 2019. He described himself as a strict parent.
“If you crossed the line, there was going to be some sort of punishment,” Eugene explained about his parenting approach. “It’s the way I was brought up, and it’s the way I brought up my kids.”
He added, “It worked! Because honestly, we’ve never had a problem with our kids. It was fun as they got older because then they’d start making us laugh.”
The family humorously extended their bond into the professional realm when Eugene, Dan, and Sarah starred together on the hit comedy series Schitt’s Creek from 2015 to 2020. Eugene and Dan played father and son Johnny and David Rose, while Sarah portrayed Twyla Sands, the local waitress.
“As a dad, getting to work on camera for six years with both my kids, Daniel and Sarah, was such a joy. I love you both and could not be prouder,” Eugene said during his Emmy Award acceptance speech in 2020.
Here’s a closer look at Eugene Levy’s children, Dan and Sarah Levy, from their upbringing to their achievements.
Eugene and Deborah welcomed their first child, Daniel Joseph, on August 9, 1983, in Toronto. Despite having a famous comedian as a father, Dan had a relatively “normal” upbringing in Canada.
“He made me do my homework. He grounded me,” Dan told PEOPLE in 2019.
As he matured, it became evident that Dan shared more than just his father’s strong brows and great hair—he also inherited Eugene’s comedic talent.
“There were more times that Daniel had us laughing than I ever had anybody laughing,” Eugene told PEOPLE.
Dan began his on-camera career in 2006 as the host of MTV’s After Show for The Hills. In February 2023, he opened up about the homophobia he faced early in his career at MTV, explaining he “didn’t feel particularly free” to be an openly gay man at the time. “It was kind of like, ‘Conform to the culture of the workplace or sit it out.’ But it was never like, ‘Let’s pause what we’re doing to listen to you,'” he recalled on the Phone a Friend with Jessi Cruickshank podcast.
After a few minor acting roles in films like Cyberstalker and Admission, Dan teamed up with his father to create the production company Not a Real Company Productions. Together, they produced Schitt’s Creek, a series about a wealthy family who loses their fortune and moves to the small town of Schitt’s Creek.
Eugene and Deborah’s second child, Sarah, was born on September 10, 1986, in Toronto. Although she was raised with many career options, as Eugene told PEOPLE in 2019, Sarah chose to become an actress.
Sarah’s first on-screen appearance was alongside Eugene in 2005’s Cheaper by the Dozen 2. Her most notable role, however, was as Twyla, the waitress at Café Tropical on Schitt’s Creek. Working with her father and brother on the series led to “lots of conversations over the years around the dinner table” about the show, Sarah shared.
Since the show concluded in April 2020, Sarah has stayed busy off-screen. On October 16, 2021, she married law student Graham Outerbridge. Dan served as the DJ, and their parents performed a surprise duet of the Emmylou Harris song “Love and Happiness” at the reception.
“It just brought the house down. My mom, who doesn’t like the spotlight, absolutely nailed it,” Dan shared on Jimmy Kimmel Live!. “It was so nice.”
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David Rose’s emotional journey on Schitt’s Creek has encompassed his relationships as well.
David would say that he “likes the wine and not the label” because he is pansexual. However, since relocating to the little town, he has only dated cisgender men and women.
Naturally, everyone is aware of David’s romantic journey’s conclusion. Furthermore, David and Patrick are arguably the cutest pair on television. But what about everyone he was dating prior to meeting Patrick?
Our rankings of David’s previous relationships—at least the ones we are aware of—are listed below.
4. Sebastien Raine
Sebastien, ugh.
This guy embodies all that David’s life was all about before relocating to Schitt’s Creek. He’s a cunning manipulator and sleazy charmer; he even attempted to trick Moira into an awkward photo session.
Fortunately, Sebastian (who, incidentally, was the longest relationship David had before Patrick) sees him as a completely different person. He chastises him, and in the process, they become closer.
3. Jake
Jakey, oh!
Before David discovered he was unintentionally in a throuple with Stevie, everything was going great. Awkward, huh! At that dinner, it all came to a climax when Jake made the decision for all three of them to form a single relationship.
To be honest, I never liked Jake. Not even at first. He was a really smooth talker, kind of like Sebastian. David was fortunate enough to escape that predicament in time. However, Stevie found it impossible to go.
2. Stevie
To be honest, David and Stevie’s “relationship,” or whatever it was, ended up being a total failure. Their arrangement as friends with benefits didn’t work out, and David eventually dumped her entirely, hurting her heart. Inconsiderate!
However, the two were able to work things out in the end, and they are now formally best friends. In all honesty, their friendship seems almost predestined.
Honestly, David and Stevie’s “relationship,” or whatever it was, was a total bust. Things didn’t work out between them as friends with benefits, and David ended up entirely dumping her, which devastated her. Callous!
However, the two were able to reconcile in the end, and they are now formally declared to be best friends. Additionally, their bond truly seems fated.
1. Patrick
Was there really any doubt, really, that David and Patrick would rank first? In many ways, the two are #RelationshipGoals.
Patrick has shown David a fresh, vulnerable side and has so much patience with his foolishness. David even exclaimed, for the first time in his life, “I love you.” Furthermore, David really is “his Mariah Carey,” as Patrick has stated. Could you possibly want more?
The sixth and final season of Schitt’s Creek is presently being worked on by the ensemble. You can watch Pop TV or Netflix to catch up in the interim.
Catherine O’Hara is eager to return to Schitt’s Creek for a movie revival, nearly four years after the beloved series concluded.
The 69-year-old actress expressed her enthusiasm for reuniting with her former co-stars Dan Levy, Eugene Levy, and Annie Murphy. “I would love to,” O’Hara told PEOPLE in this week’s issue. “We did a bit of a tour after we finished the show, and it was so much fun. I’d love to just be with them all again. Doing a movie would be wonderful. Yeah, I hope it happens.”
O’Hara played the eccentric matriarch Moira Rose throughout the show’s six-season run, which ended in 2020. The series followed the Rose family, who are forced to start over in the rural town of Schitt’s Creek after losing their fortune due to their business manager’s fraud.
During her time on the show, O’Hara won both an Emmy and a Golden Globe for her portrayal of Moira. She expressed her gratitude to Dan and Eugene Levy, the show’s creators, for giving her the opportunity to develop the role. “It’s such a gift to work with people with whom you can collaborate. They wrote such great scripts, and it was just so fun and so lovely,” she said. “And really, I hate to say COVID was good for anything, but we really lucked out with Netflix showing the show. Then so many families being holed up, parents and adult children being holed up under the same roof.”
Reflecting on the timing and success of the show, she added, “So many people were going through that. So it turned out that [it was] just the timing … You can’t predict these things. It was the scripts, the idea of working with Eugene and Daniel, and then to have such a lovely experience with all of them.”
Dan Levy, 40, also expressed a similar desire to reunite with his TV family in a 2022 interview with PEOPLE. “My hope is that one day we can all get together,” he said. “I see these people all the time. We’re in constant contact with each other. So the love is there. The desire to work together is there, and the desire to tell more stories is there.”
He emphasized the importance of finding the right story to continue the Schitt’s Creek legacy. “I think it just comes down to making sure that it’s the right story to tell. And I think we’re also proud of the work we did on Schitt’s. And when you end on such a high, it really forces you to think very carefully about what the next step is. Because whatever that is, is an extension of something that most people don’t have, don’t get to see in their life. And I really respect the audience in that thing.”
Dan added that while a reunion is possible, it must honor the show’s loyal fans. “I think when you have an audience that’s paid attention to you for 80 episodes of a television show, the last thing you want is to put something out that makes them think this feels like a cash grab,” he explained. “And that’s not what we’re about. So TBD, but a TBD with an exclamation mark on the end.”
Schitt’s Creek wrapped up its six-season run this spring with a heartwarming wedding, but the real celebration came during the Emmys.
Eugene Levy and Catherine O’Hara, a comedic duo with impeccable chemistry, both won their first acting Emmys for their roles in Schitt’s Creek on Sunday, 38 years after winning Emmys for writing on Second City Television (SCTV). As part of Schitt’s Creek‘s historic sweep of seven consecutive awards, Levy won Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series for his role as Johnny Rose, the family patriarch. O’Hara took home the Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series award for her portrayal of Johnny’s theatrical wife, Moira.
The pair’s professional relationship dates back to the ’70s when they met as cast members at Toronto’s Second City improv theater. In 1982, they won their first Emmy for Outstanding Writing in a Variety or Music Program for SCTV. Levy earned another writing Emmy for the show the following year, but his role in the beloved cult comedy Schitt’s Creek, which he co-created with his son Dan Levy, secured him his first acting Emmy.
In a photo from 1982, Levy and O’Hara are seen with their fellow SCTV writers, including John Candy and Andrea Martin, proudly holding their Emmy statuettes, complete with the iconic ’80s style, large glasses, and all.
O’Hara was previously nominated for playing Moira last year and received a Supporting Actress nomination in a Miniseries or Movie in 2010 for her role in Temple Grandin. She and Levy have appeared together in several projects, including Christopher Guest’s films Best in Show and Waiting for Guffman.
Schitt’s Creek, which concluded earlier this year, made history at the Emmys by becoming the first comedy or drama to win all four acting categories, with Dan Levy and Annie Murphy also taking home awards.
“Our show is fundamentally about the transformative power of love and acceptance, and that’s something we need now more than ever,” Dan Levy said while accepting the Outstanding Comedy Series award.
Eugene Levy praised his son: “I also want to thank this young man for taking our fish-out-of-water story about the Rose family and turning it into a celebration of inclusivity, a condemnation of homophobia, and a testament to the power of love.”
Celebrating the night with her co-stars at the Schitt’s Creek viewing party, O’Hara expressed her gratitude to the Levys: “Thank you for giving me the chance to play a woman of a certain age—my age—who gets to fully embrace her ridiculous self.”
Before landing the role of Alexis Rose on Schitt’s Creek, the “little sitcom that could,” Annie Murphy was struggling and nearly ready to give up on acting.
“I had a big, tearful breakdown in the Pacific Ocean, convinced that acting wasn’t meant for me. The next day, I got the audition for Schitt’s Creek,” she recalled in a phone interview from Toronto. “That audition changed my life in so many amazing ways.”
Now, six years later, Murphy has been nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series. Her co-stars Catherine O’Hara, Eugene Levy, and Dan Levy also received nominations for their roles as Moira, Johnny, and David Rose, the formerly wealthy family adjusting to life in a small-town motel. The show also earned nominations for several behind-the-scenes categories.
“I couldn’t be more grateful to be part of a show that has been so warmly received,” Murphy said. “It’s a show that celebrates love, inclusivity, and acceptance—values that are incredibly important, especially now.”
Reflecting on her Emmy nomination, Murphy shared, “It’s been a great morning. I woke up early, had pancakes, bacon, coffee, and then got the news about the nomination. So, yeah, it’s been a lovely day so far.”
She expressed her happiness for her co-stars: “I was hopeful for Eugene and Catherine, and I’m thrilled they were nominated. It’s also fantastic that, in our final season, the show received recognition across the board—for writing, directing, hair and makeup, costumes, and more. This is such a talented group of people, and I’m so proud they’re getting the acknowledgment they deserve.”
Murphy also reflected on the emotional scenes from the final season. “The breakup scene between Ted and Alexis was particularly memorable, especially since it was one of Dustin Milligan’s last days on set. It was a goodbye for our characters and for our time working together,” she said. “The very last scene we filmed was a farewell to Johnny and Moira. It was also my last scene and Dan’s last scene of the entire series. I think you can see a lot of Dan Levy and Annie Murphy having a therapeutic cry in that moment, more than just Alexis and David. But yes, there were tears—definitely character tears.”
There are two categories of individuals in this world: those who enjoy Schitt’s Creek and those who haven’t seen it yet. To celebrate the series’ historic Emmy wins, we’ve compiled a list of the finest moments from all six seasons for you to enjoy!
1. When Alexis performed the legendary theme tune to her critically acclaimed limited reality series “A Little Bit Alexis”.
2. The time Ronnie asked town council candidate Moira to lock down a “key demographic” at a party she was giving, which Moira mistook for the lesbian community.
3. After David left Stevie alone in the car, she went looking for him and discovered him in the middle of an unplanned trial shift at The Blouse Barn.
4. When Johnny’s lovely gesture of dedicating a rose garden to Moira didn’t go as well as planned.
5. Ted made an excellent Alexis impression while intoxicated.
6. David walked in on his parents having a “intimate moment” in their bedroom.
7. When Stevie tried to distract David from his sadness, they ended up pretending to be honeymooners.
Schitt’s Creek revolves around the Rose family—once affluent and snobby—who are forced to move into a rundown motel after losing their fortune. Initially, the Roses come off as pompous, sheltered, and unlikable, but it didn’t take long for viewers to fall in love with Johnny, Moira, David, and Alexis. When the Emmy-winning sitcom ended, many fans were so reluctant to say goodbye that they started watching the series all over again.
On repeat viewings, many viewers noticed subtle details they missed the first time around. Sometimes, a joke’s punchline wouldn’t land until two seasons later. The finale contains several Easter eggs that reference moments from the pilot episode, along with numerous callbacks to the Roses’ most memorable scenes, making it unlikely that viewers caught everything on their first watch.
The sheer number of in-jokes may seem overwhelming, but it highlights the creators’ meticulous effort in crafting Schitt’s Creek. This attention to detail encourages fans to rewatch the series to catch the hidden gems sprinkled throughout.
Throughout the show, Moira is often seen wearing black-and-white outfits, whether it’s a blouse, scarf, or one of her eccentric wigs. This consistent color palette isn’t just another of Moira’s quirks; it harks back to Catherine O’Hara’s role in Beetlejuice. In Tim Burton’s dark comedy, O’Hara played a snobbish socialite (sound familiar?) whose house is haunted by the mischievous ghost, Beetlejuice. While the titular character wears various outfits, his black-and-white striped suit is the most iconic.
Although Moira’s wardrobe nods to the 1988 classic, many viewers didn’t catch on to the connection. However, an overt reference appears in the first episode of Season 6. As Johnny and Moira stroll through the creek, Moira holds a striped parasol, unmistakably reminiscent of the carousel-like headgear Beetlejuice sports in one scene.
For many fans, this moment was when the connection to Michael Keaton’s iconic character clicked. With hindsight, it’s surprising how many didn’t realize that Moira’s monochromatic style was a tribute to O’Hara’s famous film role.
The sixth and final season of Schitt’s Creek aired in the spring of 2020, leaving fans saddened by the departure of the beloved Rose family from their screens. To give this iconic family a fitting send-off, the series concluded with the highly anticipated wedding of David Rose and his partner Patrick Brewer.
The finale is packed with Easter eggs, offering fans a nostalgic and emotional farewell with nods to previous episodes and running jokes. After David and Patrick’s original wedding venue is rained out, Patrick arranges a full-body massage for David while he searches for a new location. During the massage, David receives an unexpected “happy ending,” which he mistakenly believes Patrick arranged. However, Patrick clarifies that the masseuse acted on his own initiative. This moment echoes the playful and carefree nature of earlier episodes, particularly David and Stevie’s encounters with Jake, who dated them both simultaneously.
Alexis wears a flowing white gown to her brother’s wedding, complete with a veil, only to realize too late that it resembles a wedding dress—making her look like the bride and David like the groom. This mix-up is a nod to a season one incident where locals mistook Alexis and David for a couple rather than siblings, and it also highlights Alexis’s tendency to make everything about herself.
Moira’s final look in the series took some time to perfect, and she’s one of the few sitcom characters who could pull off wearing a pope’s outfit to a wedding. Her large mitre is complemented by long, blonde hair inspired by Botticelli’s Renaissance painting The Birth of Venus.
In season four, Patrick serenades David with Tina Turner’s “Simply the Best” during an Open Mic Night at Rose Apothecary, a moment that fans adored. David later lip-syncs the song for Patrick in another episode. In the finale, as David walks down the aisle, the Jazzagals perform “Simply the Best,” bringing the couple’s musical and romantic journey full circle. It’s a heartwarming conclusion to their story.
Different cultures have various reasons for believing that rain on a wedding day signifies good luck, ranging from symbolizing a fresh start to the idea that wet knots are harder to untie. In the series finale of “Schitt’s Creek,” a thunderstorm disrupts David (Dan Levy) and Patrick’s (Noah Reid) wedding plans but ultimately leads to a more meaningful celebration.
“The teamwork and love got them through all the day’s hardships,” says Levy, who co-created the show and served as its showrunner.
The wedding had to be relocated to the town hall, and David’s mom, Moira (Catherine O’Hara), had to step in as officiant when the original haikuist couldn’t make it. This change brought all the main characters together to help.
“It was a payoff not just for the relationship but also demonstrated the growth the family experienced during their time in the town,” Levy explains.
Levy wrote the final season with some misdirection about the wedding’s location, intending to ultimately “ground it in a place we’ve come to know and love.” He spent time on Pinterest and searching for “sophisticated floral arrangements” to convey the aesthetic he wanted to his production team.
Levy also focused on writing each character’s vows, finding David’s particularly challenging due to his closed-off nature. The key was “cracking David open” before the wedding. David confides in his friend Stevie (Emily Hampshire) that he’s spent much of his life trying to impress others and fears being seen as a joke. Stevie reassures him that he has everything he needs, providing the final push for David to be a fully engaged partner in the relationship.
Levy considered what each man needed to say to the other that they hadn’t said before, aiming for honesty. For Patrick, this included singing a few lines of Mariah Carey’s “Always Be My Baby,” reflecting his understanding of David and his fearless disregard for others’ opinions.
Earlier in their relationship, a joke about David only saying “I love you” to his parents and once at a Mariah Carey concert led to Patrick telling him, “Well, you’re my Mariah Carey.” This moment, drawn from Levy’s experience as a Mariah Carey fan, resonated with viewers and the singer herself. Patrick’s vows, which referenced their first “I love yous,” were also designed to resonate with the audience.
Dan Levy’s Inspirations:
Writers’ room style: “Egoless,” with spaces that minimize distraction to maintain focus.
The co-creator of the hit comedy series ‘Schitt’s Creek’ has suggested that the show could make a comeback if there’s enough fan interest. Eugene Levy recently discussed the possibility of reviving the beloved series, which concluded just two years ago.
At 77, Eugene Levy co-created ‘Schitt’s Creek’ with his son Dan Levy. The show, which premiered in 2015, ran for six successful seasons. Alongside the Levys, the sitcom stars Catherine O’Hara and Annie Murphy, who complete the Rose family ensemble.
Throughout the six seasons, viewers watched as the once-wealthy Rose family adapted to a more modest life in the small town of Schitt’s Creek.
The show has a dedicated and emotionally invested fanbase, so news of a potential return is likely to heighten anticipation. In a recent interview with Radio Times, Levy shared, “My son Daniel and I have often said we’d love to reunite with the cast and take the show and its characters to new heights. There’s nothing planned at the moment, but we’ve never stopped thinking about what could happen in the future. We’re open to the idea, and if the right concept comes along, we might act on it.”
He added, “It was a fantastic production, and most of the cast stayed on for the entire six years. It was a joy to work on, especially with my son and daughter. It was a gift to fatherhood, and I felt the show was strong from the first season to the last.”
‘Schitt’s Creek’ garnered nine Emmy awards towards the end of its run and is considered one of the most successful “slow burn” TV shows ever made.
One fan commented, “They definitely should bring it back! I want to see David become a dad! Do Alexis and Ted reconnect? What’s Stevie’s life like now? So many possible storylines.”
Another fan had a different take: “A reunion movie every now and then would be fun, but the series ended perfectly. I wouldn’t want an ongoing series to spoil that.”
Add a touch of elegance and sophistication to your garden by incorporating the principles of formal garden design. This garden style dates back to ancient Egypt and began to spread throughout Europe in the 16th century. Formal garden design is all about order and balance. Symmetrical plantings, clearly defined paths and trimmed plants all contribute to the formal ambience of a garden.
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A formal garden design consists of geometric shapes – usually right angles, but curves also work. The secret is to create clearly defined and recognizable shapes. Typically these shapes outline planting areas, but they could also be part of the landscaping. For example, the main axis could start from a square terrace, run several feet long, stop at a square central hub, and then end in a square area on which a trellis bench sits.
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Dan Levy isn’t bothered when people mistake him for his ‘Schitt’s Creek’ character, David Rose. The 40-year-old actor, who created and starred in the hit Netflix series, takes pride in the show’s impact.
Even when fans yell his famous catchphrase “Ew, David!” from passing cars, he doesn’t mind. “If you create something that sticks with people so much they forget who you are, I take that as a compliment,” he told People.
Levy also shared that he was nearly cast as a Ken doll in Greta Gerwig’s blockbuster ‘Barbie’ but had to turn down the role due to scheduling conflicts. He admitted that missing out on being part of the billion-dollar comedy haunts him.
“Greta had such a wonderfully bizarre and magical vision for the movie. I would have loved to be a part of it. It’s not easy to pass on one of the biggest movies of all time,” he said.
Currently, Levy is starring in the Netflix comedy film ‘Good Grief,’ which centers on an artist mourning the loss of his famous writer husband. He explained that the inspiration for the movie came from his own experiences being single and relying heavily on friends for support. “As someone who’s often single, your friends become the loves of your life. The friends I have are lifers. I love them dearly, and I wrote a movie about that love and how it can help us through tough times,” he explained.
Looking for a versatile, fast-growing, flowering shrub with long-lasting blooms in beautiful colors? Start dreaming about growing hydrangeas—the South’s favorite flower—in your garden. Whether you’re new to growing hydrangeas or you already have them in your landscape, these beautiful hydrangea gardens are full of ideas on how to use them in masses, borders, containers, and paired with compatible plants. To give you inspiration for planting your own hydrangea garden, we rounded up our favorite hydrangea gardens along with practical tips for making sure these beautiful summer-blooming shrubs thrive
Who cares where the stairs lead when they’re flanked by hydrangeas? Contrasting coleus add to the dramatic setting. Hydrangeas’ light needs vary depending on the variety, some prefer shade while others need full morning sun with afternoon shade. Some shade-loving hydrangeas prefer full shade to filtered light.
Giant Elephant Ear (Colocasia esculenta) Striking giant elephant ear plants with their enormous, uniquely variegated purple and white leaves. Perfect for creating a bold statement in any garden or landscape.
Light: Partial to full shade.
Water: Keep soil consistently moist.
Soil: Rich, well-draining soil.
Temperature: 65-75°F (18-24°C).
Humidity: High.
Fertilizer: Monthly with a balanced fertilizer.
Adds dramatic flair and tropical vibes to any outdoor space!
In its first two seasons, Schitt’s Creek showcased its comedic charm as a fish-out-of-water story. However, the series truly elevated from good to great in the season 2 finale, “Happy Anniversary,” largely due to Johnny Rose. In season 1, the Roses viewed themselves as superior to the town’s residents and were determined to escape their situation. By season 2, they began to face the reality that Schitt’s Creek might become their permanent home.
During their anniversary dinner in the season 2 finale, Johnny and Moira run into their old friends, the Taylors. The reunion starts off pleasantly but turns uncomfortable when the Schitts arrive. As Bev and Don Taylor begin to mock Schitt’s Creek, Johnny confronts them, addressing the situation head-on and making a significant impact on fans. He criticizes the Taylors for abandoning the Roses and acknowledges that, despite their imperfections, the Schitts have been true friends. This scene is pivotal for the series for a key reason.
Johnny Rose’s initial objective was to escape Schitt’s Creek and return to his prosperous, opulent life. Though he and his family tried to remain courteous to the townspeople, they often looked down on them. When faced with the Taylors’ snobbery and disloyalty, Johnny has a critical realization: the Roses had been just as contemptuous as the Taylors in their former lives. This moment marks Johnny’s genuine appreciation for what Schitt’s Creek has offered him.
Despite the town not matching the luxury the Roses once enjoyed, Johnny recognizes that it is filled with kind-hearted people who are eager to help. By standing up for Schitt’s Creek, Johnny acknowledges the positive impact it and the Schitts have had on his life. Although less materialistic than his family, Johnny is the first to demonstrate real growth.
Prior to Johnny’s speech, the Roses hadn’t been terrible people but were marked by arrogance and needed a lesson in humility. Johnny’s speech was the first sign of true growth, as he embraced Schitt’s Creek and defended it against the Taylors. This moment foreshadowed the personal development that would follow, with other Roses, like Alexis and David, also making significant strides. While “Happy Anniversary” may not be among Schitt’s Creek‘s finest episodes, it stands out as a crucial turning point in the Roses’ journey.
The popular sitcom concluded its run after six seasons in 2020. Catherine O’Hara isn’t ruling out the possibility of revisiting Moira Rose’s eccentric wardrobe for a Schitt’s Creek movie.
Four years after the Canadian series ended, fans are still eager for a return, and O’Hara, 70, shares their hope. During a recent appearance on SiriusXM’s Let’s Talk Off Camera With Kelly Ripa, she expressed her enthusiasm for a potential film adaptation.
“I hope we do a movie,” O’Hara, known for her role in Beetlejuice, shared. “That would be nice.”
For O’Hara, playing the flamboyant matriarch of the Rose family was not only a creative outlet but also a collaborative experience with the Levy family. She appreciated the opportunity to contribute to her character’s development, even if her ideas seemed unconventional to Eugene Levy.
“It’s just lovely to work with people who allow you to collaborate,” she said. “Eugene and Daniel worked with me from the start on my look and were open to my ideas. When I suggested having a wild vocabulary and an inconsistent way of speaking, Eugene was open to experimenting. He didn’t immediately dismiss my ideas. I even suggested wearing a different wig in every scene, and he was willing to explore that too.”
These creative choices became iconic, with O’Hara delivering some of the most memorable lines on television and inspiring many Halloween costumes with her distinctive style and ever-changing wigs.
Series producer Andrew Barnsley revealed that the idea of a movie or series reboot is on the minds of Dan and Eugene Levy. They are considering it regularly, though it’s a matter of timing.
“We know there’s significant demand and interest,” Barnsley told The Messenger in 2023. “Dan and Eugene are thinking about it all the time. It’s important for us to maintain the show’s integrity and heart.”
He also mentioned the concern of potentially diminishing the show’s legacy, similar to what happened with the Entourage movie.
The new season of Let’s Talk Off Camera With Kelly Ripa premieres on March 13, with new episodes available every Wednesday on the SiriusXM app and wherever podcasts are found.
It’s already starting to warm up, and even though it’s not summer yet I want to spend more time outside. I think this is an opportunity to take the fun outside, from patios, gardens, balconies, decks and other spaces. Despite their small size, a few natural elements like the deck go a long way to make it fun. Many don’t know, even a small deck can be changed and maximized according to your wishes. And when we’re talking small decks, there’s nothing better than adding one to your outdoor space.
Then is there an effective way to make your small deck the most comfortable area in the house? This summary will help you find the best deck designs to apply to small spaces to make them part of your décor. I’ve put together a few ideas for furnishing and decorating them to make your outdoor activities even more memorable. Let’s see!
Choose the Right Furniture
Before you start, make sure what size and shape your deck is so you can consider how much furniture you should put there. In this case, the use of furniture is very important because it will determine the style of the deck you want to show. Is it boho, contemporary, minimalist, rustic or even modern? If you have determined, now is the time to make a small room big with the right furniture. Bring comfort by choosing large-scale furniture so that it can accommodate more people, but this method can only be done if you also have a large deck size. Place a sofa or large bench with storage underneath, then complete it with a wood table or coffee table made from natural materials.
If your deck is too small, work around it with furniture that can be folded or moved when you don’t need it. A lounge chair or hanging chair is also acceptable, again making sure that it won’t be taking up much space on your deck. Instead of just placing chairs and stools, create the ultimate outdoor zone with a hammock where you can curl up for a nap. If this is the feeding zone. Consider opting for an L-shaped chair with a compact table, while the benches around it can seat more people.
Small Deck Decoration
It doesn’t matter how small your deck size is, you can make the most of it with the right decorations. If you like sitting on the deck itself, pick up some outdoor cushions and rugs as part of the deck décor. Add houseplants here and there, they will create a natural, comfortable feel outdoors. Also add chandeliers, string lights, wall lamps to floor lamps to illuminate the room at night. Candles and lanterns will create a more relaxed atmosphere, or give off a romantic vibe if you so desire. Finally, make sure you bring the necessary accessories to keep you warm outside, such as blankets, cushions, or even a fire pit that will keep the temperature down as the day starts to night. Enjoy!
This way you can be sure you’ll actually get to enjoy spending time out there and that the features you include actually make sense. On that note, we thought we’d share with you some of the designs and ideas that we find inspiring.
Coming up with design ideas for a garden can be surprisingly difficult, given that not many people actually have experience in this sense. Also, we’re usually spending a lot more time indoors doing all sorts of different activities than we do outside. It’s important to come up with a plan and to set priorities when working on a design for the garden or the backyard.
Even if you don’t have green fingers, you can still have a gorgeous garden. Take a look at these low-maintenance (but still lovely) spaces for ideas on how to put a stop to endless weeding, dead-heading and, in some cases, mowing.John Davies Landscape Stay off the grass This urban garden is low-maintenance, yet stunning. Interest is added not with pretty planting, but through clever landscaping.
The different levels and surfaces (paving slabs and gravel) create a contemporary feel and even makes the space seem larger than it actually is. There are easy-care green plants in the raised beds, punctuated by trees and larger shrubs, and there’s no grass in sight so the mower can be put away. The real showstopper, though, is the small pond that divides the two levels.
AG Interiors Take a seat The owners of this chilled-out garden have created a series of outdoor ‘rooms’, including a covered lounging zone at the rear, to cut down on weeding and pruning. There are plants here, but they come in the form of trees and evergreen shrubs which provide greenery that doesn’t need too much attention.
Garden Blueprints Be singular Fancy flowers, but don’t want to spend hours maintaining them? A simple trick is to stick to just one or two varieties. Here, easy-care plants form a backdrop for a sea of purple Verbena bonariensis. This self-seeding plant is easy to grow and flowers from August to October. Choosing a plant that grows well and has a long flowering period will help you to take a back seat on the gardening front.
It’s also a good idea to plant into beds covered with stone chippings, like these, as they require little weeding.
Christine Wilkie Garden Design Fill up a raised bed Contain your plants in one small area and it will be easier to maintain them. Here, a raised bed is full to bursting with foliage and flowers, but because they’re all in one place they’re easy to water. And by filling up the space with plants, you’ll also discourage weeds from growing and that gives you one less job to do. That means you can focus on the important business of relaxing on the deck.
Harrington Porter Say yes to shrubs
Don’t worry if there isn’t a kaleidoscope of colour in your garden. An outdoor space filled with greenery is just as lovely, and by sticking to low-maintenance shrubs you’ll be able to enjoy the foliage while hardly lifting a finger. Behind the seating area in this calm space there are a few simple white flowers, but the rest of it is just green and lush.
London Garden Designer Dot the shrubs around
A long, winding path like this one will help to cut down on the mowing and also the weeding because it is one continuous surface. Here, evergreen shrubs are the main border plants. The beauty of evergreen shrubs is that they give a garden structure all year and, once established, should require hardly any maintenance. The only thing you will need to do is get the shears out once or twice a year. The box balls in this space need to be trimmed into circular shapes, while more informal shrubs will require a less precise cut.
Focus on trees There’s not much in the way of traditional planting in this simple, but stylish, outdoor space. However, the trees more than make up for the lack of flowers.
It’s important to do your research first to see which trees are right for your space. Also be aware of the proximity of roots to your main building.
Red Squirrel Architects Limited Pick paving and pots It may not have even the smallest patch of lawn, but this concrete courtyard is still an oasis. The pots and containers are full of shrubs, trees and grasses that are so much easier to care for than the usual bedding plants.
The Garden Builders Fake it Still want grass but balk at the prospect of weekly mowing? An artificial lawn will save you the job, but give you that same soft feel underfoot.
Artificial grass has come a long way in recent years, and you can get some very good quality versions that look and feel like the real thing. The lawn here is a soft, neat area for lounging that sits between the gravel path and patio beyond. You can even pop a lounger on top without worrying that the grass will turn yellow underneath.
If you are a person who prefers rustic and natural, the bamboo fence is absolutely a great choice for you. Bamboo is one of the popular and durable materials, widely used in the construction and interior decoration industry. Not only is it a renewable material, but it is also waterproof and resistant to extreme weather conditions. In addition, a bamboo fence is also a budget-savvy project for everyone.
Bamboo fence not only gives your home a natural beauty but also provides privacy and protection for your family. It can be designed and made in a variety of styles, from simple bamboo fences to more complex bamboo fence patterns with delicate patterns and textures. If you are looking to change the look of your garden fence, refer to the following list of 20 best bamboo fence ideas for inspiration and design a unique and sustainable bamboo fence for your home.
1. Eugene Levy suggested that Catherine O’Hara play Moira.
Dan Levy quipped, “I wasn’t going to say, ‘No, that’s not a good idea.'” When he gives Catherine O’Hara, you seize the opportunity.”
2. Nobody knew what Moira’s accent would sound like until Catherine filmed her first scene.
3. Once Annie Murphy discovered the appropriate inflection for Alexis’ signature phrase, “Ew, David,” she would incorporate “David” into as many lines as she could.
She explained, “I simply ran with it. “I drove it into the ground.”
4. During filming, Catherine devised Moira’s famous pronunciation of “bébé”.
She explained, “I used the word ‘bébé’ as a joke or a mistake the first time. It was all over after I said ‘bébé’ and received a laugh from the team.”
5. Catherine was the one who suggested Moira wear several wigs throughout the series.
6. Also, in the Season 6 opener, Moira’s white wig is really backward – Catherine stated, “If you put it on properly, it looks like Sia.”
7. Moira’s style was initially inspired by Daphne Guinness.
8. When Patrick sings the cover of “Simply the Best” to David, Noah Reid composed the song himself.
9. The Kardashians, Lindsay Lohan, the Olsen twins, and Paris Hilton were Annie’s main influences on Alexis.
10. Annie came up with Alexis’ iconic hand gesture after seeing videos of how the Kardashians handle their handbags and then imitating it without one.
If the phrase “Fold in the cheese” instantly pops into your mind when thinking about enchiladas, then we have some exciting news for you.
Dan Levy, creator and star of Schitt’s Creek, recently discussed the possibility of a reunion for the beloved sitcom. According to Levy, any potential follow-up would need to match or exceed the original show’s quality.
“I love that people want more,” Levy told E! News at the Hollywood premiere of his new film Good Grief. “But it has to surpass what we’ve already achieved, and that’s a tough standard to meet. So, until the right idea comes along, who knows?”
He added, “But if it encourages people to revisit the show from the beginning, that’s not a bad thing.”
This sentiment is shared by his former co-stars, including Catherine O’Hara. In a May 2022 interview with Entertainment Tonight Canada, O’Hara emphasized that a reunion would need to be “worth doing.”
“I would love to work with [Dan and Eugene Levy] again,” O’Hara said. “There has been some talk, but Dan always says it has to be the right idea, and he’s right.”
She continued, “We don’t want to just capitalize on the fans’ desire. We’ve had the most wonderful and supportive audience, and we don’t want to let them down. I hope we get to do it someday!”
One of the show’s standout moments was when Alexis tried to become a reality star and recorded her theme song. The single “A Little Bit Alexis” quickly became a viral sensation. Annie Murphy, who wrote the song with her husband, aimed to create a hit reminiscent of tracks by Britney Spears or Paris Hilton.
Dan Levy shared with EW, “I asked Annie to write the song, and now I get tweets from predominantly gay men in clubs where the song is playing. To me, that’s the highest compliment.”
Murphy also choreographed Alexis’s dance routine, keeping her moves a secret until filming. “I hoped it would be good enough, and then I went in and performed it,” she told EW.
It’s fascinating to think about the “Schitt’s Creek” cast before they became famous on the show, as they all came from diverse and intriguing backgrounds. In this countdown, we’ll explore what these actors were up to before the sitcom’s 2015 debut.
Which of these cast members do you admire the most? Share your thoughts in the comments!
#10: Tim Rozon
Before bringing Mutt to life on “Schitt’s Creek,” Tim Rozon had a solid acting resume. He gained recognition playing Tommy Quincy on the Canadian series “Instant Star,” which ran from 2004 to 2008. Rozon also appeared in “Being Human,” “Lost Girl” as Massimo “The Druid,” and made guest appearances on shows like “19-2,” “Heartland,” “Flashpoint,” and “Rookie Blue.” His film credits include “A Sister’s Revenge,” “Long Gone Day,” and “Unearthing.” Even after “Schitt’s Creek,” Rozon continued to thrive in his career.
#9: Dustin Milligan
Dustin Milligan, known for his role as the charming vet Ted Mullens, had a diverse acting career before joining “Schitt’s Creek.” He was featured as Ethan Ward in “90210” and appeared in “Final Destination 3,” “The Butterfly Effect 2,” and “Love at the Christmas Table.” Milligan also had guest roles in “Silicon Valley” and “Supernatural,” and during “Schitt’s Creek,” he secured a recurring role in “X Company” as Tom Cummings.
#8: Jennifer Robertson
Jennifer Robertson showcased her talent as Jocelyn Schitt on “Schitt’s Creek,” but her career began well before the show. Fans of the “Twitches” movie will recognize her as Illeana. She also starred as Angela Montclaire in “Wingin’ It,” appearing in all 51 episodes. Her extensive TV credits include roles in “Point Blank,” “Hannah Montana,” “The Dating Guy,” “Degrassi: The Next Generation,” “Nikita,” and “Saving Hope.”
#7: Noah Reid
Before capturing hearts as Patrick on “Schitt’s Creek,” Noah Reid had a varied career. He played Kevin in the short-lived series “Kevin from Work” and guest-starred in Annie Murphy’s “The Plateaus.” Reid also appeared on “Degrassi: The Next Generation,” “Naturally, Sadie,” and voiced Franklin the turtle in the show “Franklin.” His resume includes roles in “Jane and the Dragon,” “Black Hole High,” and “Backpackers.”
#6: Emily Hampshire
Emily Hampshire, who brought Stevie Budd to life, was busy with a range of projects before “Schitt’s Creek.” Her film credits include “Boy Meets Girl” and “Cosmopolis.” On TV, she appeared in “Carl²,” “Anne of Green Gables: The Animated Series,” “Braceface,” and “Ruby Gloom.” She also starred in 40 episodes of “12 Monkeys” as Jennifer Goines during the same period as “Schitt’s Creek.”
#5: Chris Elliott
Chris Elliott, known for his quirky portrayal of Roland Schitt, had an impressive career before “Schitt’s Creek.” He appeared in films like “Groundhog Day,” “There’s Something About Mary,” “The Dictator,” and the “Scary Movie” franchise. On TV, he was a cast member of “Saturday Night Live” in the mid-’90s, and appeared in “The Naked Truth,” “Cursed,” “Dilbert,” and “Eagleheart.” Elliott also made memorable guest appearances on “Everybody Loves Raymond” and “How I Met Your Mother.”
#4: Annie Murphy
Before her breakout role as Alexis Rose, Annie Murphy was making strides in the entertainment industry. She appeared in films like “Lethal Obsession” and “Story of Jen,” and had guest roles in “The Beautiful Life: TBL,” “Blue Mountain State,” “Rookie Blue,” and “Beauty and the Beast.” In 2015, the same year “Schitt’s Creek” premiered, Murphy co-created and starred in the comedic web series “The Plateaus.” Her role as Alexis was a significant career milestone, but her journey to stardom was well underway.
#3: Dan Levy
Before making David Rose—and his signature sweaters—iconic, Dan Levy was active at MTV Canada, where he hosted “The Hills: Live After Show” and “MTV Live,” and even had his own holiday special. On the acting front, he made a brief appearance in Kelly Clarkson’s “Behind These Hazel Eyes” music video, though he’s only a fleeting figure in the background. Levy also secured a recurring role as Robbie on the eighth season of “Degrassi: The Next Generation” and had roles in films such as “Admission,” “Stage Fright,” and “Cyberstalker.” It’s clear that Dan Levy’s diverse career continues to captivate audiences!
#2: Eugene Levy
Eugene Levy boasts a career spanning several decades. He gained prominence in Canada with his work on “SCTV” and frequently collaborated with Christopher Guest, co-writing and starring in classics like “Waiting for Guffman,” “A Mighty Wind,” and “Best in Show,” often alongside Catherine O’Hara. Levy also gained mainstream success in the U.S. with his role as Jim’s Dad in the “American Pie” films, leading to continued success with projects like “New York Minute,” “Cheaper by the Dozen 2,” and “Madea’s Witness Protection.” With over 100 acting credits, Levy’s accomplishments are truly impressive.
#1: Catherine O’Hara
Catherine O’Hara’s remarkable career began long before she brought Moira Rose to life. She starred in numerous projects alongside her “Schitt’s Creek” co-star Eugene Levy, including the sketch comedy show “SCTV” and Christopher Guest films such as “For Your Consideration.” O’Hara also appeared in iconic Tim Burton films like “Beetlejuice,” “The Nightmare Before Christmas,” and “Frankenweenie.” Additionally, she is well-remembered for her role as Kate McCallister in “Home Alone” and its sequel. This is just a glimpse of her extensive career, and there’s no doubt that Catherine O’Hara has much more to offer in the future.
Schitt’s Creek began as a modest Canadian series but achieved record-breaking success at the 2020 Emmys, setting a new standard for comedy wins in a single season. The beloved sitcom followed a wealthy family’s abrupt downfall into small-town life, a story crafted by its creators and writers, Eugene Levy and his son Dan Levy.
The decision to conclude the series after its sixth season was intentional, ensuring it ended on a high note. Eugene Levy reflected on this choice in a 2020 interview with The New York Times, stating it was the perfect culmination.
Since the show wrapped, each cast member has pursued diverse and notable projects. Eugene Levy, known for roles in American Pie and National Lampoon’s Vacation, embarked on a new challenge with the travel series The Reluctant Traveler on Apple TV+. He also appeared in projects like Kacey Musgraves’ Star-Crossed: The Film and a Nissan Super Bowl commercial in 2022. Alongside Dan Levy, he co-authored a behind-the-scenes book about Schitt’s Creek in 2021.
Schitt’s Creek’s resident veterinarian Ted Mullens was brought to life by Dustin Milligan, who is originally from Yellowknife, Canada.
In April 2021, he looked back at his career in an interview with BuzzFeed. Asked what audiences may have missed while watching Schitt’s Creek, Milligan said: “I’m a human being and that means that I sweat sometimes. There’s a lot of scenes in Schitt’s Creek where you may not notice this, but I’ve got paper towels crammed into my armpits.”
Since Schitt’s Creek ended, the actor has taken on film, television and writing projects. In 2022, he starred in The People We Hate at the Wedding alongside Kristen Bell. Milligan also played a dogsitter in the 2022 comedy Mack & Rita and a journalist in the short-lived Peacock series Rutherford Falls.
Milligan is also focused on scripts of his own. In January 2023, he shared on Instagram that his script Legend of the Sky Drifters, or Murph and Alex Go To Time-Jail was a sci-fi and fantasy category winner in the 2022 Big Break Screenwriting Contest.
Catherine O’Hara, celebrated for her roles in Beetlejuice and Home Alone, earned acclaim for her portrayal of Moira Rose on Schitt’s Creek, including a Golden Globe win in 2021. Since then, she has contributed her voice to animated projects and starred in films like Pixar’s Elemental. She remains close with Dan Levy, recently reuniting with him at Paris Fashion Week.
Dan Levy, who gained recognition through Schitt’s Creek as its co-creator and actor (David Rose), has expanded into directing with his debut film Good Grief and ventured into unscripted television with The Big Brunch on HBO Max. He also appeared in the HBO series The Idol and Netflix’s Sex Education.
Annie Murphy, who played Alexis Rose on the show, transitioned from financial uncertainty before Schitt’s Creek to a successful career that includes roles in Russian Doll and Kevin Can F**k Himself, as well as the film Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken.
The cast’s post-Schitt’s Creek endeavors showcase their versatility and ongoing contributions to the entertainment industry, leaving fans hopeful for future collaborations or reunions.
Are you sick and tired of using the same popular flower planters everybody does? Does your home garden look boring? Try to give your flowers more life and make them so unique that everyone will love them. The only thing you need is old tires, vintage tin cans, old boots, some colors, flowers, and soil. Here are 20 ideas how can you use your creativity and make most creative and unusual flower pots and planters using things that you don’t really need it anymore.
The only thing you need is old tires, vintage tin cans, old boots, some colors, flowers, and soil. Here are 20 ideas how can you use your creativity and make most creative and unusual flower pots and planters using things that you don’t really need it anymore.
In this captivating journey, we unveil “24 Beautiful Landscaping Ideas Purple Plants,” a kaleidoscope of inspiration that celebrates the mesmerizing allure of purple in the garden. Delve into a realm where rich hues dance harmoniously with verdant landscapes, where the regal presence of purple plants takes center stage, and where beauty unfolds with every step you take. Prepare to be captivated as we showcase an array of breathtaking purple plants meticulously curated for their stunning visual impact. From majestic lavender fields that evoke a sense of serenity to cascading wisteria vines that create ethereal archways, our collection exemplifies the power of purple in transforming ordinary spaces into extraordinary sanctuaries.
Immerse yourself in a symphony of color as you explore intricate garden designs featuring vibrant purple blooms. Witness the enchanting drama of purple petunias cascading from hanging baskets, inviting butterflies and hummingbirds to partake in their nectar-rich splendor. Lose yourself in the velvety elegance of irises, their regal shades providing a bold contrast against lush green foliage. Discover how the royal purple hues of majestic dahlias can infuse your landscape with a sense of opulence and sophistication. Picture yourself strolling through a fragrant lavender maze, where the gentle sway of these enchanting flowers transports you to a realm of tranquility.
From vibrant perennials to delicate groundcovers, our compilation offers an abundance of ideas to inspire your own landscape masterpiece. Whether you seek to create a romantic oasis, a vibrant burst of color, or a contemplative haven, our “24 Beautiful Landscaping Ideas Purple Plants” will guide you towards transforming your outdoor space into a captivating masterpiece. Join us on this botanical adventure as we celebrate the allure of purple plants and unlock the secrets to crafting a garden that will leave you breathless. Let your imagination soar and your senses awaken as you embark on a visual feast, where the harmony between nature’s hues and creative design takes root. Get ready to unleash your inner artist and cultivate a landscape that echoes the majesty and beauty found within the enchanting world of purple.
Border of Lavandula ‘Hidcote Blue’ – The ‘Summer Solstice’ Garden, RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2008
Thanks to its wide and impressive flowers, Clematis belong to the classical ornamental plants and at the same time its ability to grow quickly with healthy flowers, ranks it at the top of the climbing plants. Below you will see how applying some basic care can transform your garden into a queen
The variety of species is great. It starts from a green vines and reaches a large vines. The species differ in their growth rate and blooming season but have one thing in common: the ability to climb bare walls of buildings, fences and trees.
The best time to plant the plants you purchased in a flower pot is between August and October. To remove the vines from the flower pot, you can cut it carefully so as not to injure its delicate roots. The soil in the pot must be kept moist. If the soil dries, place the flower pot in a bucket of water.
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If you have ɑ large lawn, why not make ιt more entertɑinment-friendƖy by buildιng a fιɾeριt zone?
There are mɑny DIY ideas about tҺe garden desιgns ɑnd the mɑteɾιals you can use to maкe it yourself. Suɾɾound tҺe fιɾe pit with chɑirs or a bench.
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Mɑke tҺe nigҺts oᴜtdoors ιnviting by addιng string lights to tҺe pergoƖa or to tҺe tree bɾɑnches. The string ligҺts will set a romantic ɑnd dreamy mood for two to enjoy outside or will add a fun element for a party out ιn the fresh ɑiɾ.
The strιng lights are inexpensive so consider addιng them eʋen to your modern bacкyard for a versatile look.
Organize the sitting furnιtᴜre set ɑroᴜnd a firepit. Instead of ɑ table, use the extended edges of the over-the-ground fιɾe ρit for pƖacing drinкs and why not meals.
When the fire is not set dᴜɾing the day, enjoy tҺe natural Ƅeauty of a maintɑined garden Ƅed. At night, ligҺt it up to feel the warmth and aρρeɑling coziness of the firepit.
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Want this charming country garden effect for youɾ backyɑɾd ideɑ?
The ρrιnciples ɑre simρle- cover every spare ιnch of the eartҺ with herƄs, flowers, trees. TҺe aim is to create a garden thɑt Ɩooks liкe it has ρƖanted itself.
You wilƖ Ƅe enjoying a nature-inspired landscape witҺ a mixture of colors and textures.
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The pɑthwɑys are ɑn important part of the outdoor garden design. They connect zones and create an oɾgɑnized look of the proρeɾty.
TҺeɾe are DIY pɑthway ideas that are bᴜdget-friendƖy ɑnd ᴜnique. Log slices are among the eco-friendly materials foɾ building chaɾming oᴜtdoor floorιng.
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Creɑte ɑ bold gɑrden bed wιth bɾight-colored flowers. Arɾange them in an inteɾesting pattern using matching in coƖor plants and mulch for a drɑstic contrast.
Foɾ more ideɑs of breath-tɑking pink fƖowers, cҺeck tҺe list below.
The sloρed Ƅacкyaɾds mɑy be a chɑllenge for landscaρing. Use the natᴜraƖ ascent foɾ cascading ιn heιght arɾangements wιth stones and greens.
Thus, tҺe backyaɾd wιll feɑture many focal points ɑnd a unique energizιng feeƖ.
Create ɑ shaded nook for aƖl-day-long outdoor relaxing Ƅy buιlding a peɾgolɑ oɾ ɑnother shading feɑtᴜre. If you want to have ɑ garden bed close to the pergola, choose flowers that ɑre shɑde-frιendly.
Cover the ground with stones and pebbles to Һelp tҺe dɾɑinɑge, to stop weed growth and to make the connectιon with wιldlife stɾongeɾ.
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Whether a ρond, a fountain or a swimming pooƖ, tҺe wateɾ feature has the ability to maкe tҺe modern Ƅɑcкyɑrd unique and welcoming.
The wateɾfall ιs ρreferred Ƅy ρeoρle with small yards who want to enjoy the murmur of wɑteɾ. Suɾɾound it with native plɑnts ɑnd flower ρots to make it look more nɑtural.
Make the lɑmp posts of youɾ backyard more functιonal by placing tҺem into ƄarreƖ planters. TҺe ρosts sᴜpport string lights that outline the patio wιth a fiɾepit.
To each post, a wrought ιron Ƅracket is screwed to Һand wonderfᴜl flowering Ƅasкets.
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Thιs inʋιting Ƅackyard idea feɑtᴜres an outdoor fireρlace that can be accessed via a pathway tҺrougҺ tҺe gaɾden. TҺe pɑtio and walkwɑy surfaces are made of flagstone ιn earthy natuɾal colors.
At eitҺer side of the walkway there are current powered lights. A more affordɑble and eco-friendly reρlacement can Ƅe solar-powered lιghts.
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Mɑke ɑ focal point in tҺe Ƅɑcкyard wιth flowers. Alternate two oɾ three kinds of blooming flowers.
Plɑnt them tҺιck to ensᴜre tҺat in theiɾ bƖooming phase the blossoms create a mɑgnιficent natuɾal cɑɾpet.
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In case your backyɑrd ιs Ɩɑrge, dιvide it into entertaιning ɑɾeas. For a corner utilizatιon, consider Ƅuilding a fιre pιt nooк. Cover the ground wιth stones that wιlƖ distinguish the sitting area around the pit fɾom tҺe lawn and the gaɾden.
Since the nook wilƖ be ᴜsed more at nigҺt, you can utiƖιze a sunny paɾt of the bɑckyard ɑnd Ɩeaʋe tҺe shady one foɾ activities thɑt take place dᴜring the day.
Make ɑ small faᴜx pond in the backyaɾd to hɑve ɑ favorite place for relaxing. Plant flowers and greenery to enjoy the scents and colors ᴜnder the melody of the murmuɾing water fƖowing fɾom a fountaιn Ƅuilt from stones over tҺe pond.
Thιs water featuɾe is ρerfect for sloριng backyards where ɑ cascading garden design is nɑtuɾally possibƖe- the higher place is the spot for a fountain to flow and the lowest becomes the Ƅɑsin of a pond that accumulates the water.
Create a puɾpƖe and white blooming gaɾden that will inspire calm and romantic moments. Purple mɑy not Ƅe a favoɾite color when it comes to youɾ waɾdroƄe, but in the garden, purple floweɾs are irreplaceable for adding ɑƄundance ɑnd depth in sρring and summer.
The white fƖowers also have a calmιng effect so they perfectƖy complement the mysticɑl puɾple.
Cɾeate a sƖoριng effect of your Ƅackyaɾd with plants. Choose plant ʋarιeties of different Һeights so that the beauty of each is clearly seen.
Use muƖch or peɑ gravel to edge the garden beds and sepaɾate them fɾom the Ɩawn ρathway.
This is an idea of Һow to utilize optιmally the small bacкyaɾd. Firstly, don’t ᴜnderestimate pɾivacy. Ensᴜɾe ιt with fences. Secondly, don’t forget that this ιs your own ρiece of natuɾe so greenery is a must.
Use the lines of the fence to cɾeɑte gaɾden beds wheɾe diffeɾent plants can grow. Combine with shruƄs, trees ad ornamentɑl grɑss to cɾeate ɑ unique Ɩandscape ɑlthough witҺ a smalƖ footprint.
If you enjoy tҺe flower gardens, plant as many flowers as yoᴜ wish to enjoy theιr Ƅeauty, texture and colors.
A cleveɾ ideɑ is to use their naturaƖ develoρment in Һeight as a ρrivɑcy screen thɑt zones ɑ bench insιde tҺis natuɾal landscape.
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Combine the fƖowers by their color to create a pleɑsant for tҺe eye visuaƖ interest. Use an existιng landscaping element to distιnguιsh the кιnds, a pɑthway foɾ example.
Plɑce a bench or a swιng at the end of it to admιɾe tҺe seasonal flowers.
If you Һave decided to coʋer your garden with decking, consιder ᴜsing the shade of the large trees growing there instead of building a pergola.
PƖan and Ƅuild the platform around the tɾunks leaving enoᴜgh space foɾ the tree to gɾow.
Creɑte an interesting landscaping design with rocks ɑnd pavers. Use tҺe pavers and the laɾge stones to form the shapes of the gardens. The ground can be covered witҺ peƄƄles thɑt wilƖ help the dɾainage ɑnd will stoρ the growth of weed.
The other gaɾden cɑn be coveɾed with mulch which is also weed-ρrotective. The darк color of the muƖch is also good for creɑting ɑ contrasting bɑckground foɾ green plants to stand out.
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Cɾeɑte a teɾraced landscape with raised gɑɾden beds. Dedιcate small pɑɾts of the lawn to buiƖd tҺem ᴜp with soil. Surroᴜnd the Ƅeds with stones thɑt will кeep the soil mass tҺere and wιll accentuate the gaɾdens as focal points.
Such an interesting Ɩɑndscaρing design will be easy to create a project on slopιng Ƅackyɑrds that natuɾɑlƖy have lower and higher points.
If you are thinking of building a water fountɑin, consιder giʋing it an addιtιonal vιsual effect at night Ƅy bᴜildιng in lights on the groᴜnd.
Make yoᴜr backyɑrd a romɑntic English garden wheɾe roses’ bƖooms sҺade and create a natural screen of a ρrivate sittιng area in the outdoors.
Use a wrought iron gɑzebo to Ɩet tҺe roses climb and create the mesmerιzing liʋing canoρy.
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Depending on yoᴜr home Ɩocation, yoᴜ mɑy not want to maintain ɑ Ɩawn or a garden witҺ many pƖants.
In those cases, you can grow succᴜlents that don’t require much watering or cover moɾe of the earth witҺ pea gravel and leave just smalƖ areɑs for garden beds.
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In case you don’t want to dedicate too much of your time to garden maιntenance, you can create ɑ small ɾɑised garden Ƅed ɑt a strategic ρlace tҺat will give your home an instant curb apρeal.
That could Ƅe the edge of the front waƖl or a corner next to the porch.
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AnotҺer bɑckyard landscapιng idea considers fewer maintenance thanкs to wood and stone coverage.
This type of arrɑngement is good for smaƖl bɑcкyaɾds and fór Ƅusy people thɑt don’t haʋe time to taкe caɾe of gardens ɑnd lawns. Only smalƖ areas aɾe left to garden beds wҺere native plants grow to remind that thιs is ɑn oᴜtdoor space.
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Maкe small oases with flowers on the lɑwn to create an interesting focɑl point.
Use talleɾ plants in the middle and sᴜɾround them with Ɩower and blooming kinds that will create the round sҺape of tҺe fƖorɑl island.
This Ƅackyard is entirely covered wιth ρlants to create the looк and whimsιcɑƖ feeling of Ƅeing in a wild forest bᴜt on your own property.
Only smalƖ cuɾved pathwɑys are Ɩeft to lead to different zones where tҺe varieties of plɑnts cɑn be ɑdmired. The walкways are trɑced by boxwood shrubs which aɾe usuaƖly used as natural fences.
If you want to enjoy your backyard all summer long, maкe it ɑs comfoɾtabƖe ɑs yoᴜr ιndoors. Place a cozy sofɑ and ɑrmchɑirs to sit relaxingƖy in the fresҺ aιr. The seatιng set is placed opposite an outdoor fireplace that weƖcomes gatherings and taƖks.
The table is not that big but wιƖƖ welcome a few drinks ᴜnder the stars. The muted ƖigҺt from the ground Ɩɑmps will comρlement the ilƖumination from the fιrepƖɑce.
TҺis is ɑn interesting idea for dividing a clean area ιn the backyaɾd from where you can mɑintain gɑrden beds. And becɑᴜse ιt outlines fƖower beauties, its design is ɑƖso fascιnating.
Cᴜrved lines narrow ɑnd then widen the cement walkway cɾeating eye-shaped floweɾ Ƅeds.
It is ɑlways a good idea to add stones to the garden. Use them to cover the groᴜnd or only to edge the flower bed.
They will stop the weeds ɑnd wiƖl diffeɾentιate the focal landscape point from the green lawn.
If you are Ɩooking for a non-tɾɑditιonal landscɑping idea, tɾy this leveled stone aɾrangement. The Ƅottom lane is coveɾed with riʋer ɾocks. On a higҺer leveƖ, large stepρing stones form the edge of a garden bed thɑt follows the line of the fence.
They also ɑct ɑs a retaining wall for the plants and for tҺe soιl most probɑƄly because it has been additionalƖy piled up there to cɾeate the terraced pattern.
TҺιs is an interesting ιdea on Һow to zone your small backyaɾd withoᴜt investing too much and wιthout maintaining it too often. Coʋeɾ the ground witҺ faux grass squares that wiƖl imitate a well-mɑintaιned green Ɩawn. BuiƖd a platform from wood ρlanкs where you can comfortaƄly plɑce a seating set.
To anyway feel that thιs ιs an outdoor space, make sure that you include liʋe plants in the design. You can create small garden Ƅeds along witҺ tҺe fence oɾ use planteɾs instead.
AnotҺer great ideɑ for an urban bɑcкyard or a small patio ιn general. It is covered with wooden deckιng to limιt the maintenance ɑmoᴜnt.
The platform doesn’t go to tҺe fence. Instead, a wɑlkway is left equɑlly around the wɑlls to Ƅe filled witҺ white rocks. They succeed in ɑdding a natural eƖement to tҺe backyaɾd bᴜt that is enhanced with the modern ρots witҺ exotic trees.
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This idea features a small gaɾden bed that limits tҺe mɑintenɑnce to a minimum and adds the color yoᴜ need to maкe tҺe patio welcoming. The garden bed has been designed to be part of the patio space by dedicating an edge planteɾ built in the pɑtio.
Maкe sure that the seating furniture is close to the garden to enjoy tҺe flowers and their scents.
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If you want to uρgrade youɾ bɑcкyɑɾd, make sᴜre that you decorate your fence. Indeed, they ɑre an important part of the ρɾoperty bringing the needed privacy, however, they cɑn also create a deρressing feelιng if they are not weƖl decorated.
Add planters to the wood ρlanкs or surround the fence wιth garden beds. PƖɑnt vines, trees and shrubs to maкe the ιmpersonaƖ element a livιng wall.
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Is this the bɑckyard Ɩandscaping design of your dɾeams? A large gɾeen lɑwn emƄraces a fountaιn in the center tҺɑt calms witҺ tҺe water muɾmur.
The gɾass field is surrounded Ƅy gazebos where ɾoses wιƖƖ climb in the summer to create blooming vertical sҺɑdeɾs. To get to this whimsicɑl gaɾden ɑ paʋed wɑlкway leɑds sᴜrrounded on Ƅoth sides wιth lusҺ fƖoɾɑl кinds.
The bɑsis of this bɑcкyard landscɑping ideɑ hɑs been the large fountɑin in ιts middƖe. It is the focal point all other elements aɾe coordinated to. A comfortable sittιng bench pɾovides sρace for two to admire the Ƅlooming flowers opposite it ɑnd tҺe water soᴜnds.
Water will welcome birds but there will be otҺer wild creatuɾes vιsiting the place- butteɾflies and Ƅees will gather around the fɾesҺ coƖorfuƖ Ƅlooms.
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If you have a peɾgola, don’t foɾget to ᴜpgɾade its functιonality by making it a trellis for cƖimbing vines. In case yoᴜ don’t want to wait that long until the vine covers the posts and the roof of it, think about faux vine pɑneƖing. It ιs made of wrought iron and has beautiful curʋes imitating the vine growth.
These additions can stɑy there even when the real ʋines develop and be anotҺer suppoɾt for them to climb ɑnd create a thick wall.
An easy and ᴜnique pathwɑy design featuɾes using flat stones of random sιze, neatly arranged ιn a ɾow that leads to a zone in the backyard.
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Use ρea gɾaveƖ in two colors to creɑte a unιque gɑrden edge with planted flowers. Alternate brown with wҺite by separɑting the sections wιth laɾger stones.
In thιs example, the patteɾn foƖlows a curʋed line tҺɑt ɾeminds a Yιn yang symboƖ. Another advantage of the stone Ɩayer in addιtion to tҺe attractive look is the protection from weed growth.
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TҺιs garden design is another examρƖe that has been ɑffected by Asian teɑchings. The combination between grey gravel and lɑɾge whιte stones creates a relɑxing ground coverage tҺat is so harmonized thɑt it instantly ɾelaxes the senses.
The sculptures placed at tҺe ends of the Ƅɑckyard aim to complement the zen loon ɑnd enҺɑnce the medιtɑtιon feel.
Check out these incredible giant flowers in our front yard! 🌸✨ They bring such a whimsical and magical touch to our home. Perfect for brightening up any day! What do you think of these oversized blooms? Let me know in the comments! 💜🏡 #GardenGoals #GiantFlowers #HomeSweetHome
My cow needs a name, and I’m completely stumped because nothing seems to fit him! Look at this adorable face – he deserves a name that captures his personality perfectly. Any suggestions? 🐮💭 #NameMyCow #FarmLife #CuteCow
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My dad crafted this stunning wooden rose for our garden. Isn’t it amazing? His creativity and craftsmanship truly brought a unique touch to our little green haven. Share your thoughts and show some love for his hard work! 🌹🪵💖 #WoodenRose #Handmade #GardenLove
There is nothing likes better than relaxing while enjoying nature. If you have a backyard garden then you are really lucky, beautiful garden design and good arrangement make us feel at home sitting all day or doing activities with the family. To complement the garden ideas do not forget water element which helps you relaxing, and the sound of falling water will create a real harmony. The pond is very supportive to make your garden naturally, but the pond could be more genuine if you add a fountain or waterfall. Waterfall may be seen as one of artificial things, you can work around this by adding a rough stone that will make waterfall look natural and you can make stunning use any form of stairs. Take a look at some dreamy ideas below and start making your own water garden!
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