by David McCary | Apr 23, 2026 | Landscape Design
When a stone is placed well, it looks like it was never moved. At Seattle Sustainable Landscapes, we aim for landscapes where the granite, basalt, and weathered moss rock feel less like materials we brought in and more like features the site already had. Natural stone...
by David McCary | Apr 22, 2026 | Gardening, Landscape Design, Sustainable Practices
What plants work best in a parking strip? The strip of ground between the sidewalk and the street is easy to walk past without a second thought. In Seattle, though, we often find it’s one of the most rewarding places to plant. Narrow and sun-baked as they are,...
by David McCary | Apr 15, 2026 | Landscape Design
Natural stone patios and pathways bring more than structure to a landscape; they introduce texture, rhythm, and a sense of permanence that settles in over time. In the Pacific Northwest, where rain, roots, and seasonal shifts shape how landscapes behave, materials...
by David McCary | Apr 7, 2026 | Landscape Design, Landscaping Tips, Seasonal landscaping, Sustainable Practices
Pollinators bring movement, energy, and balance into a landscape. When a garden supports bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds, it begins to feel more alive, changing gently through the seasons. At Seattle Sustainable Landscapes, we design with that rhythm in mind....
by David McCary | Apr 3, 2026 | Gardening, Landscaping Tips, Mulch and Soil, Seasonal landscaping, Sustainable Practices
Healthy landscapes begin below the surface. In Seattle gardens, where moisture, soil life, and seasonal change all play a role, pest control often starts with supporting the ecosystem already at work. One of the most effective tools in that system is beneficial...
