 Need guidance with your entry or back patio?
Having problems with certain plants?
Is your garden overgrown?
I can help you.
ON SITE CONSULTATIONS
Conceptual plan sketches
Plant identification & recommendations
Plant & soil diagnosis (ie insects, disease)
Planting and maintenance instructions.
A typical consultation is 2 to 3 hours.
. . .
"Thank you so much for taking the time to meet
with me on Sunday. I truly enjoyed our interview/visit!
I hope we meet again someday! Thanks again
and best wishes." R. Angel, Mercer Island
"I love all your ideas, and I am so glad you will be working with us.
Your work at Jane's is stunning (see portfolio: art in the garden) and I trust your
recommendations. I look forward to visiting with you next time you are here."
J. Deasy, Bellevue, WA
|
|
Assist you with your garden bed and planter displays.
Learn how to properly prune your plants.
Understand how to caretake your garden.
I will share my twenty years of garden knowledge and experience with you.
"Thanks for all your help. You have a wonderful gift with plants and the landscape. I really enjoy
the garden and all the new plants." B. Doleac of Redmond
"I just wanted to let you know how pleased I am about how beautiful the pots/planter are turning out.
They looked good to begin with, but as the weeks go by they are getting even better! Thanks again
for a great job!" B. Knudson, Seattle
"Every time I look at the pots I thank you for the joy they bring. They are beautiful—an inspiring combination. I am truly enjoying them and their cheery colors, patterns and foliage.
Thanks so much." P. Fitzgerald, Seattle
|
|
Prior to design work, it is important to know your landscape needs and wishes.
1. DISCOVER YOUR TASTES Capture "the look" and elements that you like. Tour neighborhoods and take pictures. Collect pictures from books and magazines. Some elements include flagstone patios, arbors, water features, rock outcroppings, and screens.
2. DEFINE YOUR SPACES Determine the functions you need such as patios/decks, pathways, lawn, beds, fence, play area, and dog run.
3. IDENTIFY YOUR VIEWS Identify important views such as entry to house, kitchen/living room view, outdoor patio view. Next, think about how to best frame and "dress up" these views with structures, focal plants, and other materials.
|
|
Services 
