Landscape Design
The 16 Best Whatcom County Native Plants to Add to Your Landscaping This Spring
Spring in Whatcom County means it’s time to think about your garden or landscape. If you want plants that actually thrive here without constant babysitting, native species belong at the top of your list. Plants native to the Pacific Northwest have spent thousands of years adapting to our wet winters, dry summers, and the occasional…
Read MoreHow to Fix Drainage Problems in Whatcom County
Living in Whatcom County means rain is part of the deal. What many homeowners don’t expect is how often that rain turns into persistent landscape and property problems—standing water, struggling lawns, moss takeover, and even moisture near foundations. Across Bellingham, Ferndale, and surrounding communities, drainage issues are becoming more common. And while homeowners often say,…
Read More9 Questions to Ask Before Booking a Spring Landscape Project
If you are comparing landscape companies right now, the questions you ask can make the difference between a smooth, well-run project and one that drags on, blows past expectations, or misses the mark entirely. Below are smart, practical questions to ask before you sign a contract. These go beyond surface-level pricing and get into how…
Read MoreWinter to Early Spring Is the Best Time to Plan Your Paver Project: Here’s Why
A paver patio is one of the most rewarding outdoor upgrades you can make in Western Washington. It creates usable space, adds structure to your landscape, and holds up well against our long rainy seasons. But timing matters more here than it does in drier parts of the country. If you’re wondering about the best…
Read MoreWhy Winter Is the Perfect Time to Plan Your Landscape Projects in Whatcom County
When most homeowners think about landscaping, they think about spring. Warmer weather, longer days, and the excitement of getting outside again naturally put outdoor projects top of mind. What many homeowners in Bellingham and across Whatcom County don’t realize is that winter is actually the best time to plan a landscape project, especially if you…
Read More10 PNW Landscaping Ideas to Bring Beauty Home
The Pacific Northwest landscape is unlike anywhere else: towering evergreens, deep green moss, and a rhythm of rain and sunlight that shapes every garden. Designing for this region means embracing nature’s personality while creating a space that looks intentional and stays manageable through every season. Whether you want a backyard that feels like a woodland…
Read MoreHydroseeding vs Sod: Which Gives You the Better Lawn?
Learn about the differences between hydroseeding and sod applications and why sod is often a better choice for those in the Pacific Northwest.
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