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Silver Edged Variegated Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia 'Walvera') Photo Courtesy of Monrovia Plant of the Month: Lavender

August 11, 2017

Did you know we’ve officially broken the record for most consecutive days without rain? It’s crazy to think that just this past winter/spring we also broke the record for most days with rain! In this dry, hot weather, nothing beats a cold glass of lemonade or a yummy ice cream cone. And you know what… 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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From Our Garden to Yours

  • Getting very close to wrapping up this project! We have definitely faced some challenges with this one but we think it turned out to be beautiful. We hope that the owners will enjoy many days and evenings in their new @diamond_spas_co and dining under their pergola with @parasoleilusa panels (photo credit Carl with May Creek Landscaping)
  • A water feature, like this one we just wrapped up, creates a peaceful and soothing element that can screen noise and attract birds and other wildlife to your garden. A small bubbling feature can give you much of the same effect with less maintenance than a larger feature. In either you’ll want to keep the pump clear of debris and submerged and never let it run dry. You can find more information on maintenance on water features by going to the blog page on our website and typing ‘water feature’ In the search bar.
  • I took this photo while measuring a property a few years ago. It has always been one of my favorite photos. Recently I’ve been noticing a lot of dragonflies and since I am always curious of the deeper meanings of things and the messages the universe is sending me, I looked into the symbolism of a dragonfly. I found out that in almost every part of the world the dragonfly symbolizes change and change in the perspective of self realization; the kind of change that has its source in mental and emotional maturity and the understanding of the deeper meaning of life. A dragonfly is asking that you pay attention to your deeper desires. Dragonfly symbolism may also be letting you know that you should live your life to the fullest with what you have, and that it is time for you to make that decision that you have been putting off and move on it. It all makes perfect sense now. Happy Saturday everyone 💚
  • Please help us welcome Alicia Bramble Schulz to the Sublime team! Alicia is a Landscape Architect with a unique skillset pertaining to artful landscape design and low impact development: storm water planning; functional rain gardens; ethnobotany, critical area restoration; and safety conscious recreation spaces including playgrounds, accessible trails and pathways. We are so happy to have her!
  • Sunday harvest 🥒🍅🥕🍏🥔 there’s something so incredibly gratifying about growing your own food and knowing where it comes from! I’m fortunate to have a large garden space but even if you don’t have space for a big garden or a lot of sun you can grow a few herbs, lettuce, or arugula (so good and easy to grow!) in a container. Blueberries, a columnar apple or espaliered fruit tree can also be grown in small spaces. Focus on what you can grow, not on what you can’t 💚 What are you growing? How have you gotten creative growing edibles in a small space?

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