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What is the Difference Between a Landscape Designer/Architect, Landscape Contractor, and Landscape Design-Build Company?

February 28, 2018

Once you have decided that you need help with your new landscape it can be a bit overwhelming to determine who to turn to. There are many different business structures within the landscaping industry that can help you achieve the results you are looking for. The options range from a landscape designer or landscape architect… Read more >

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"Our home was new construction so the yard was non-existent. Heidi planned the landscape completely, taking into account my likes and dislikes, the slope of the land, the uses we had in mind for different areas and did a plan that allowed us to do the work in stages as money and time allowed. She has been available for ongoing consultations and continues to help with the planning as our landscape changes with the growth of plantings and our changing needs. I would highly recommend talking to Heidi – she is very knowledgeable and willing to listen, which is a huge asset. Our yard is beautiful and we are enjoying it through all seasons thanks to Sublime Garden Design and Heidi.” —Chris L. (Snohomish)

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  • We’re here! At the @snohomishfarmersmarket and the rain won’t bring us down ☔️ 🌧 because plants 🌱 make everything better 💚
  • Just a few hours left to get a pre-order in for this Thursday’s market! Pre-orders can be placed in our online store at www.sublimegardens.com until noon today. We will be donating 10% of our sales this week to the Snohomish Food Bank!!! 🥬🍅🍐🍓🌱 It feels good to help people grow their own food and to support our community. We hope to see you at the market this week! Here’s what we will be bringing: Amaranth Artichoke Golden garbanzo Tomatoes Bush beans Cantaloupe Chicory Cucumbers Cauliflower Cabbage Purple lady Bok Choi Brussel sprouts Broccoli Kohlrabi Kale Yellow fin zucchini Butternut squash Spaghetti squash Pumpkins Shishito peppers Leeks Lipstick sweet peppers Lettuce Mild mesclun mix Wasabi arugula Swiss chard Ashwagandha Astragalus Borage Basil Calendula Catnip Chamomile Chives Cilantro Dill Fenugreek Lime balm Motherwort Mugwort Parsley Tulsi Thyme Nasturtium Sunflowers Strawberries Blueberries Other fruiting shrubs Mixed planted containers, lettuce and herb bowls (like pictured) And more!
  • Come see us Thursday at the Snohomish farmers market! Pre-orders can be made until 12:00pm Wednesday 🌱
  • Fenugreek 🌱 is a common culinary spice in Asia and the Middle East. It has been used medicinally for a number of ailments including as aid for digestion, to help regulate menstrual cycles, ease labor pains, and encourage milk flow for breastfeeding. It’s is also a legendary aphrodisiac. In Ayurveda it’s is used to regulate blood sugar. Scientific studies have shown that improves glycemic control and decreases insulin resistance in mild type-2 diabetic patients. The seeds and leaves can be used to make tea and culinarily. The seeds, that smell like maple syrup when roasted, have a sweet nutty flavor and are used in sauces, curries, vegetable dishes and soups. There are many more reported benefits to Fenugreek including weight loss, lowering cholesterol, preventing cataracts, kidney stones, and gallstones and as an anti-cancer agent. We’ll have a limited supply of this wonderful plant at the upcoming farmers market this week. Pre-orders can be placed at www.sublimegardens.com (link in bio) up until noon on Wednesday for easy pickup at the market!
  • Yesterday unexpectedly turned into a day of playing drive-though nursery store, fulfilling “orders” for these starter packs, which includes one each of a lettuce, arugula, nasturtium, chamomile, cilantro, bush bean, cucumber and tomato plant 🥬🍅🥒The majority of these I gave away to people who, for whatever reason, are struggling right now. A few people purchased some as well. Anyone that tells you that giving is selfless isn’t telling the whole truth. It feels good to give. It’s incredibly rewarding to be able to do something for someone with nothing expected in return, especially when it is something you love doing. I’m not sharing this to get kudos or praise (I already got what I needed out of this) but to share that doing something for someone is good for us. It’s what we need right now. And if you’re struggling right now it’s it’s ok to accept help. The person that helps gets something out of it too 💚 Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms out there!

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