Recent Projects

You may think that landscapers don't work during the winter, but believe it or not we've been incredibly busy. In February, our garden in the 2008 Northwest Flower and Garden Show was themed, 'Dreams Really Can Come True'.

Stone artwork lay strewn throughout the pond as if left behind by some ancient civilization. A huge igneous rock with a flat polished surface served as an alternative water feature near the base of the larger pond. A rock table surrounded by seats and basalt spires created a semi-secluded meeting space above the sunken stone fireplace.

The show is always so much work, but ultimately satisfying upon its opening at the mammoth Convention Center in downtown Seattle. Our garden was well received, winning both a gold medal as well as the American Horticulture Society Environmental Stewardship Award!

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Our most recent project was in beautiful Port Ludlow. This water feature involved an island of huge granite boulders with water falling off three sides. Five geysers bubble in an adjacent pond. The most prominent fall features a massive lipstone nearly four feet wide! It creates a beautiful focal point water feature in the driveway turn-around. There is some kind of falling water from each side of the mass.

Taking all our equipment on the ferry was interesting. Luckily our crews were allowed to stay on-site!

Have you got a dream water feature that you'd like to see in your garden? Chances are more than good that we can build it. Call our landscaping division at (206) 323-2873 and find out how we can help.