What We Offer
Four core disciplines, one in-house team — from the first planting plan to the crew that keeps mowing next spring.
Full planting plans built around Pacific Northwest seasons — layered borders, native and adapted species, and structure that holds up through winter.
Stone patios, retaining walls, pathways, and outdoor kitchens engineered to handle wet winters without heaving or shifting.
Low-voltage landscape lighting, fire features, and covered living spaces designed to keep your yard usable well past sunset.
Seasonal maintenance plans — mowing, pruning, bed cleanup, and irrigation checks — so the space looks designed all year round.
Smart irrigation systems and French drains that keep beds properly watered in July and properly drained in January.
Drought-tolerant, low-maintenance designs using native Pacific Northwest species that thrive with minimal watering.
How It Works
Most residential projects move from consultation to a finished install in 8–14 weeks, depending on scope and permitting.
We visit your property, talk through goals and budget, and take measurements — usually 45–60 minutes, no charge.
A detailed planting and hardscape plan, materials board, and 3D concept, along with a fixed-bid proposal — typically ready in 1–2 weeks.
We handle any required City of Seattle permits and lock in a build window, with weather contingency built into the timeline.
Our in-house crews handle grading, hardscape, planting, and lighting, with photo updates sent weekly while work is on site.
A final walkthrough to sign off on the work, plus an optional seasonal maintenance plan to keep everything thriving.
Most full garden redesigns range from $18,000–$65,000 depending on scope, with hardscape-heavy projects running higher. Maintenance plans start at $220/month. You’ll get a fixed-bid number after the design phase — no surprise change orders.
From consultation to finished install, most residential projects take 8–14 weeks. Design and permitting typically account for the first 3–4 weeks, with construction taking the remainder depending on scope and weather.
Yes. We pull and manage any City of Seattle or county permits required for retaining walls, drainage work, or structures — it’s built into your proposal, not an extra line item later.
Regularly. We prepare the drawings and material specs most HOA architectural review committees require, and can attend review meetings if needed.
Not required, but recommended for the first two growing seasons while plantings establish. Most clients roll onto a seasonal care plan — it’s the easiest way to keep a new garden looking like the design.
Seattle and the greater Puget Sound area — including Bellevue, Kirkland, Mercer Island, Shoreline, and West Seattle. Outside that radius, reach out and we’ll let you know if we can make it work.
Ready When You Are
Tell us what you have in mind and we’ll schedule a free on-site consultation.