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Patios and Pathways

Snohomish Trailhead Cedar Bridge by Sublime Garden Design
Sammamish Spa Patio by Sublime Garden Design (800x600)
Edmonds Linear Paver Patio by Sublime Garden Design
Kirkland Covered Pergola and Patio by Sublime Garden Design (800x600)
Edmonds Flagstone Patio by Sublime Garden Design (800x600)
Bluestone Mortared Patio
Ashlar Stamped Concrete Patio
North Bend Mortared Flagstone Pathway

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From Our Garden to Yours

  • Today I visited a garden we designed a few years ago. It is always exciting to see how the plants have grown, interesting to see what has and hasn’t done well and how the clients have added their own personal touches. It makes me happy to see the space being lived in and cared for. One of the many rewards of what we do 🌱💚🍃 (more photos in stories)
  • The 🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝 are loving the Sedum ‘Autumn Joy’!
  • I finally decided to harvest this volunteer sunflower before it collapsed onto the ground! Weighing in at 18lbs and 22” in diameter it’s definitely the largest sunflower I’ve ever grown! It’s been so fun to watch it grow and grow...and grow! I’ll save some of the seeds and give some to the birds. Can’t wait to see if next year’s flowers will be this big 🌻 “To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow” ~ Audrey Hepburn
  • One of the best bits of information I learned at the @northwestherb symposium was from Susun Weed about nourishing herbal infusions 🌱🌿🍃. An herbal infusion is made by pouring boiling water into a mason jar with an ounce of dried herb, putting a lid on, and steeping for a minimum of 4 hours. After steeping strain out the dried herb and refrigerate. Drink within a day or two. I like to sweeten mine with honey or stevia drops and add a couple of lemon slices. Susun’s favorites are nettle, comfrey, red clover, linden and oat straw. There are many others as well. I have been drinking them consistently for the last couple of weeks and I feel more clear-headed, have more energy and just a better sense of overall well-being. Do you drink herbal infusions? If so do you have a favorite?
  • Happy workaversary Colleen! You may not see her face very often because she quietly works behind the scenes but she is the glue that keeps us together! People in support positions don’t always get the recognition. They don’t always get the praise and the accolades for the company’s work but we couldn’t do it without them. Colleen is one of those people. She is consistent, efficient, responsible, dependable, and does everything with a smile and a positive attitude! We wouldn’t be where we are today without her. @cehanzen22 thank you for all that you do!

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