Discover the best native plants for Seattle landscapes—from trees and shrubs to groundcovers and flowers—designed for beauty, sustainability, and low maintenance.
Landscaping Insights & Tips
Winter Landscaping Design Tips for Seattle Homeowners
Seattle winters don’t have to mean a dull yard. Discover winter landscaping tips to keep your Seattle landscape functional, beautiful, and thriving year-round.
Best Time to Winterize Your Sprinkler System
Winterize your yard sprinkler system during fall
Gravel Under Trees
The Fall Problem You Didn’t See Coming As we head into fall in Seattle, there’s a beautiful transformation across our neighborhoods—trees burst into color, and leaves begin to blanket the ground. But with that beauty comes a persistent landscape issue that’s often...
Why Are Crows Tearing Up My Lawn
A Walk, a Call, and a Lawn Mystery Just earlier today, I was walking down a residential sidewalk in Seattle, chatting on the phone with our Director of Sales, when I noticed something frustrating—but increasingly familiar. The turf along the sidewalk had been...
Annual vs Perennial Flowers
When it comes to adding color and vibrancy to your Seattle landscape, the question often comes up: Should you plant annuals or perennials? Both types of flowers have their benefits, and the right choice depends on your goals — whether it’s bold seasonal color,...
The Benefits of Seasonal Color for Seattle Landscapes
Adding seasonal color to your landscape isn’t just about aesthetics — it’s a smart way to enhance curb appeal, support pollinators, and bring year-round joy to your outdoor space. In Seattle’s mild climate, the opportunity to enjoy rotating floral displays throughout...
What is a Seasonal Color Program
If you've ever admired vibrant flower beds or perfectly curated planters that change with the seasons, you've seen the impact of a well-designed seasonal color program. But what exactly is it — and is it the right choice for your Seattle landscape? Let’s explore what...
Falling Leaves: Composting Your Way to a Greener Tomorrow
As the vibrant leaves of Seattle's trees start to tumble, it's a reminder that autumn is upon us. Instead of seeing those fallen leaves as a chore, consider them a valuable resource for a more sustainable garden. In this article,...
Recent Posts
When Should You Replace a Lawn Instead of Repairing It?
Struggling with mud, moss, or constant lawn repairs? In Seattle’s shade-heavy, rain-soaked climate, some lawns can be restored — and others may need a smarter redesign. Here’s how to tell when to repair and when replacing part of your lawn makes more long-term sense.
Lawn Alternatives in Seattle: Sustainable, Beautiful, and Lower-Maintenance Options
Lawn Alternatives in Seattle For decades, turfgrass has been the default groundcover in residential landscapes. But in Seattle, where sustainability, regional ecology, and intentional design matter, many homeowners are asking: “Are there lawn alternatives to the...
Lawn Aeration in Seattle: The Secret to a Green & Healthy Grass
Dethatching and aerating improve soil health, reduce compaction, and help Seattle lawns grow thicker and more resilient over time.
Best Native Plants for Seattle Landscape Design
Discover the best native plants for Seattle landscapes—from trees and shrubs to groundcovers and flowers—designed for beauty, sustainability, and low maintenance.
Winter Landscaping Design Tips for Seattle Homeowners
Seattle winters don’t have to mean a dull yard. Discover winter landscaping tips to keep your Seattle landscape functional, beautiful, and thriving year-round.
Best Time to Winterize Your Sprinkler System
Winterize your yard sprinkler system during fall
Gravel Under Trees
The Fall Problem You Didn’t See Coming As we head into fall in Seattle, there’s a beautiful transformation across our neighborhoods—trees burst into color, and leaves begin to blanket the ground. But with that beauty comes a persistent landscape issue that’s often...
Why Are Crows Tearing Up My Lawn
A Walk, a Call, and a Lawn Mystery Just earlier today, I was walking down a residential sidewalk in Seattle, chatting on the phone with our Director of Sales, when I noticed something frustrating—but increasingly familiar. The turf along the sidewalk had been...
Annual vs Perennial Flowers
When it comes to adding color and vibrancy to your Seattle landscape, the question often comes up: Should you plant annuals or perennials? Both types of flowers have their benefits, and the right choice depends on your goals — whether it’s bold seasonal color,...
The Benefits of Seasonal Color for Seattle Landscapes
Adding seasonal color to your landscape isn’t just about aesthetics — it’s a smart way to enhance curb appeal, support pollinators, and bring year-round joy to your outdoor space. In Seattle’s mild climate, the opportunity to enjoy rotating floral displays throughout...
What is a Seasonal Color Program
If you've ever admired vibrant flower beds or perfectly curated planters that change with the seasons, you've seen the impact of a well-designed seasonal color program. But what exactly is it — and is it the right choice for your Seattle landscape? Let’s explore what...
Falling Leaves: Composting Your Way to a Greener Tomorrow
As the vibrant leaves of Seattle's trees start to tumble, it's a reminder that autumn is upon us. Instead of seeing those fallen leaves as a chore, consider them a valuable resource for a more sustainable garden. In this article,...