The space under a deck or stairs is often neglected and unattractive
We installed an assortment of rocks to help prevent weeds, provide a finished appearance and keep soil from splashing on the house
Our client wanted to use this space to plant a cutting garden
The path we installed provides visual structure as well as access to the new beds
Before, this space looked choppy with a small patio and small lawn.
Now it is an attractive and cohesive space.
The small paved area and tiny lawn were not big enough to effectively use.
Now, the paved area is fresh and inviting after the morning rain.
It is a cozy space for morning coffee.
Spring foliage is a tranquil tapestry of greens and purples
The soft growth of new foliage highlights the path into the garden
Green is Mother Nature’s favorite color
Akebia is an easy to grow vine with attractive foliage
The Akebia flowers are striking against the silvery gray cedar fence
The early blooms on the Ribes sanguineum attract humming birds.
The white flowers of this ribes hang like icicles in the very early spring
This uncommon shrub, stachyurus precox, has lovely pendulous flowers in late winter and early spring.
This water feature is the focal point of the garden and was in need of help.
Weeding, pruning, mulching and some new colorful plants have transformed this garden.
A well designed Seattle garden includes plants for all seasons. Winter’s starkness gives a new appreciation for flowers and shapes highlighted against the snow or gray skies.
This lovely back garden is home to a very lively dog named Betty.
Before, there was only lawn and shrubs in need of pruning.
A new bark path is a good choice for an active dog.
An attractive storage shed was hardly noticeable.
Now it is the focal point for this beautiful low maintenance garden.
