January 31, 2019
We’re starting this year off with a big project in Snohomish with a pool, spa, fire pit and more that will be completed in phases. Earlier this month we finished up an installation in Everett that included a Belgard paver patio and walkway, Fiberon Ipe decking, planters, and bench, and flagstone steppers. Keep checking back… Read more >
Organized under Before and After, Gardens, Landscape Architecture, Landscape Design, Outdoor Gathering Space, What We're Working On, Whats New. Labeled as belgard pavers, construction pictures, everett landscape design, fiberon, fiberon bench, fiberon ipe decking, flagstone steppers, installation pictures, pool excavation, progress pics, progress pictures, Snohomish landscape design, what we're working on.
September 19, 2018
Whether you have a big or small dog, creating a space where you and your pets can spend time outside is important. These 5 ideas (along with these tips) will keep you and your dogs happy and safe while you both enjoy your garden. Plant Choices Choosing the right plants that will not only look… Read more >
Organized under Dog Friendly Gardens, Garden Tips & Advice, Gardens, Trends, Wildlife. Labeled as 5 ideas for dog friendly gardens, coyote roller, dog friendly gardens, dog friendly landscapes, dog friendly landscaping, dog run, Dogscaping, fencing, materials for dog friendly garden, materials for dogscaping, poisonous plants for dogs, safe plants for dogs.
October 28, 2016
The northwest garden style includes many different aspects including asymmetry, year-round interest, and using native plants and a mix of woody and perennial plants. Asymmetrical landscape designs have a more natural, casual feel which is why they fit in so nicely in the northwest landscape. Having a mix of woody and perennial plants along with… Read more >
April 8, 2016
The Bridge Between the Garden, Brain, and the Body More than enhancing the curb and overall visual appeal of your home, your garden can prove to be a veritable feast for all of your senses. All too often we find ourselves overstimulated by everything that goes on around us, and we need help to unwind or… Read more >
March 22, 2016
Welcome Spring. It happens every year, but that doesn’t seem to lessen the excitement it brings me to see the daffodils, tulips, and magnolias bursting with color against gray skies. The unfurling of a fern frond and the opening of a leaf have a way of making even a rainy day seem bright. I am… Read more >
What We’re Working On: January 2019
5 Ideas for Dog-Friendly Gardens 
Plants for Garden Styles: Northwest 
The Benefit of Multisensory Gardens 
Endings and New Beginnings 
