by David McCary | Mar 18, 2026 | Gardening, Landscape Design, Landscaping Tips, Plant of the Day
Spring in Seattle signals the beginning of the gardening season. As winter gradually gives way to longer days and soft rain, landscapes begin waking up across the region. This transition offers one of the most rewarding moments for planting. Early spring flowers bring...
by David McCary | Mar 17, 2026 | Landscaping Tips, Mulch and Soil, Sustainable Practices
Soil health is important for a landscape because healthy soil supports strong root systems, efficient nutrient uptake, and better water movement. Landscapes with healthy soil tend to grow more resilient plants, thicker lawns, and require fewer corrective treatments...
by David McCary | Mar 16, 2026 | Landscape Design
How to Refresh Your Landscape Design for Spring Spring in Seattle is a season of transformation. After months of gray skies and rain, the return of sunlight and warmth breathes life back into our gardens—and offers the perfect opportunity to refresh your outdoor...
by David McCary | Mar 13, 2026 | Gardening, Landscaping Tips, Sustainable Practices
Two main types of fertilizers are commonly used in landscape care: organic fertilizers vs synthetic fertilizers. Both provide nutrients to plants, yet they work in very different ways. Understanding that difference helps explain why many sustainable landscape programs...
by David McCary | Mar 12, 2026 | Gardening, Landscaping Tips
Many Seattle homeowners notice the same pattern over time. A lawn that once looked full and green gradually becomes thinner. Bare spots appear. Moss starts filling gaps. Even with fertilization, the turf never quite regains its density. In many cases, the solution is...
