If you live in Seattle and are considering adding trees or shrubs to your landscape, fall is the ideal season to plant. Our region’s mild temperatures, steady rainfall, and relatively frost-free conditions provide the perfect environment for root development. By planting in fall, you’ll give your new trees and shrubs...
Essential Winterization Tips to Protect Your Landscape and Community
Winterizing your landscape is essential to protect plants, irrigation systems, and outdoor spaces from freezing temperatures. Learn how mulching, pruning, and irrigation blowouts not only preserve your property but also contribute to community safety. Get ready for a thriving landscape when spring arrives!
Finding a Landscaper for Summer Installations
As winter fades and spring shows up, the days get longer and homeowners start thinking about spending more time outside, and upgrading their own outdoor spaces. Unfortunately, it can be difficult to find a qualified landscaper to help with improvements. Heck, it can even be difficult to get a...
Landscaping with Native Plants
Some of our favorite plants to use in landscape designs also happen to be Pacific Northwest natives. These plants are not only well adapted to our region, but they lend the look and feel of our natural surroundings to a designed space. Low Maintenance Natives are a terrific choice for...
Street Trees and SDOT Requirements
Autumn marks Seattle's ideal tree planting season, with cooler weather and rainfall creating perfect conditions for newly planted trees to thrive. Discover SDOT's street tree requirements, including soil amendments, root barriers, and helpful resources to ensure your trees grow strong while protecting sidewalks and the environment.
