Mathieu Laporte

Woodworking and carpentry: Learning how to build structures like gazebos, pergolas, and trellises can add a unique touch to landscaping projects.

Metalworking: Welding and metalworking skills can be used to create custom iron gates, railings, and other decorative elements for outdoor spaces.

Stone carving and masonry: Being able to carve intricate designs into stone or build beautiful stone walls and patios can be a valuable skill for a landscaper.

Botanical illustration: Knowing how to draw or paint plants and flowers can be helpful when designing landscape plans and communicating ideas to clients.

Horticulture: A deep understanding of plants, their needs, and how they grow is essential to creating beautiful and sustainable landscapes.

Photography: Being able to capture the beauty of completed landscaping projects can be a valuable marketing tool.

Sculpture: Sculpture skills can be applied to creating unique outdoor art pieces for clients’ landscapes.

Floral design: Understanding the principles of floral design can be helpful when incorporating flowers and plants into landscape designs.

Calligraphy and typography: Knowing how to create beautiful hand-lettered signs or labels for plants can add a personalized touch to landscaping projects.

Leatherworking: Making custom leather straps for outdoor furniture or tool belts can be a fun and practical way to add value to landscaping projects.