What We’re Working On: Summer-Fall 2020

November 19, 2020

It’s been awhile since we’ve updated everyone on what we’ve been working on throughout the summer and fall of this year. Although COVID has definitely slowed things down and messed with schedules, we’ve still kept busy with install projects. For most of the summer we worked on 2 projects, one in Kirkland and one in… Read more >

What We’re Working On: November 2019

November 21, 2019

The number of projects in installation has reduced but we’re just as busy with design work. This past month we’ve worked on concept designs for clients in Sammamish, Kirkland, and Bothell. First up, a Sammamish back yard. After that we worked on concepts for a new client in Kirkland. And lastly we have concepts for… Read more >

Plants for the Formal Garden Style

July 21, 2019

The Formal Landscape Style is geometric, balanced, structured, and symmetrical and usually requires more maintenance than most other landscape styles. Many Formal Landscape style gardens also use fountains, pools, and sculptures to add focal points. The main plants are usually ones that can be sheared or clipped into hedges or other shapes along with lawn…. Read more >

Deck Screening Options

April 12, 2019

If you have a deck, whether it’s up high or down low, you’ve probably considered some type of screening. Adding a screen to your deck can help provide privacy to/from neighbors, help block the elements such as wind, rain, and sun, or help screen from a particular feature of your landscape. Wood Horizontal Wood Screens-… Read more >

Plants for the English Cottage Garden Style

February 8, 2019

The English Landscape style has a naturalistic and eclectic feel to it. Using colorful perennials, mixed plant borders, and gravel pathways, this style creates an organic flow in the garden. It is inspired by paintings by artists like Poussin and Lorrain and was a reaction to the more formal gardens that preceded them. English Landscape… Read more >