
Well, that’s a lot of grey and a bit boring. So we decided to remedy this with something a bit more fun. That’s when we came across the talents of local muralist Robert Murray. His hand painted custom murals often depict scenic views where he captures the foliage of plants with the style of a true impressionist. Impressed by his work, we invited him out to to bring new life to our trailers.
Each trailer was painted with something different, many of which were painted with tributes to our New Zealand roots. Scenes from Alison and Murray’s childhood memories as well as iconic plants and landscapes, bring a bit of New Zealand back to our Alberta Nursery.

Originally from Ontario, Robert came to Alberta to study fine arts at Red Deer College after high school. After college he spent some time in England where he found his impressionist style, now seen throughout his murals across the city.
His paintings can be found on a range of canvases, from 3 pound rocks to entire 3 story building walls. His work has evolved over decades and can be found throughout North America.

From the tunnel of Alison’s childhood farm to our tribute to Hobbiton, the shack was painted with our history in mind. See our shack murals, before and after, and learn about the stories behind them here.
The shed, otherwise known as our staff building, was painted with a train, scenic views and a red doored cottage vista.
Painted with iconic plants of New Zealand, this trailer brings the tropical vegetation of New Zealand back home to us in Alberta.
Tucked away towards the back of our retail yard, this trailer has some whimsical imagery to stumble upon, making a trip to the washroom a bit more fun.