Pacific Landscape Management | Landscape Care and Construction

Residential Landscaping

A beautiful garden can be a great place to escape from the “hustle and bustle” of everyday life. Just relaxing among the plants and flowers can be an enjoyable way to spend an afternoon. There is a myriad of plants to select from for your Northwest garden.

The Pacific Northwest’s mild climate is varied enough to allow for the growth of some amazing and unique plants and foliage throughout the year. In addition, there are ornaments available from all over the world. Pacific Landscape Management is committed to ensuring that your dream of a having a beautiful garden becomes a reality.

Lawns
There really are many benefits to having a beautiful lawn that is perfectly maintained. Not only does a well-maintained lawn help increase the property value of a home, but it also serves as a safe place for recreational activities and for children to play. However, a beautiful lawn requires a great deal of preparation and work, including the preparation of the soil as well as grading and draining. Furthermore, proper maintenance of the grass is necessary so that it retains its lushness and beauty.

This requires a schedule that incorporates the proper amount and timing of mowing, fertilizing and weed and insect control. Pacific Landscape Management has created a maintenance schedule that is ideal for the Pacific Northwest climate and the different types of grass and sod that are common here. We are also very knowledgeable of the safety and hazards associated with the various pesticides available and with cranefly control.

Grading and Drainage Services

As rural and urban land continues to be over developed in addition to the altering climate it is more important than ever to include grading and draining into landscape projects. When these methods are implemented properly they will assist in making your garden last longer while maintaining its original beauty.

In addition to grading and draining we also focus on soil preparation when preparing the design of your garden. Soil preparation is just as important because knowing the soil and how it interacts with different plants will allow you to have the healthy and verdant garden you are hoping for.

Ensuring the soil is maximized for root growth and ultimately a flourishing garden is one of our main priorities that we focus on extensively. There are many different types of soils and soil mixes that may be used to achieve just the right mixture of plants, shrubs, and flowers. Different soils are also useful for pots and planters and raised herb gardens.

Email or call 425.885.2905 for a free consultation.

Our specialists are ready to answer all your landscaping maintenance needs.

Balance is an important principle in garden design. It consists of aligning elements of similar weight and size on each side of a focal point.

It is considered symmetrical if these elements are all of the same shape.

Lawn Feed
Fertilize your lawn at the right time of the year, using fertilizers that will satisfy the nutrient needs of the grass.

If you add too much nitrogen to your fertilizer mix, you will cause thatch problems. Thatch is considered a prime habitat for fungi that feed on decaying organic material.



	Residential Landscaping A beautiful garden can be a great place to escape from the “hustle and bustle” of everyday life. Just relaxing among the plants and flowers can be an enjoyable way to spend an afternoon. There is a myriad of plants to select from for your Northwest garden. The Pacific Northwest’s mild climate is varied enough to allow for the growth of some amazing and unique plants and foliage throughout the year. In addition, there are ornaments available from all over the world. Pacific Landscape Management is committed to ensuring that your dream of a having a beautiful garden becomes a reality. Lawns There really are many benefits to having a beautiful lawn that is perfectly maintained. Not only does a well-maintained lawn help increase the property value of a home, but it also serves as a safe place for recreational activities and for children to play. However, a beautiful lawn requires a great deal of preparation and work, including the preparation of the soil as well as grading and draining. Furthermore, proper maintenance of the grass is necessary so that it retains its lushness and beauty. This requires a schedule that incorporates the proper amount and timing of mowing, fertilizing and weed and insect control. Pacific Landscape Management has created a maintenance schedule that is ideal for the Pacific Northwest climate and the different types of grass and sod that are common here. We are also very knowledgeable of the safety and hazards associated with the various pesticides available and with cranefly control. Grading and Drainage Services As rural and urban land continues to be over developed in addition to the altering climate it is more important than ever to include grading and draining into landscape projects. When these methods are implemented properly they will assist in making your garden last longer while maintaining its original beauty. In addition to grading and draining we also focus on soil preparation when preparing the design of your garden. Soil preparation is just as important because knowing the soil and how it interacts with different plants will allow you to have the healthy and verdant garden you are hoping for. Ensuring the soil is maximized for root growth and ultimately a flourishing garden is one of our main priorities that we focus on extensively. There are many different types of soils and soil mixes that may be used to achieve just the right mixture of plants, shrubs, and flowers. Different soils are also useful for pots and planters and raised herb gardens.		Email or call 425.885.2905 for a free consultation. Our specialists are ready to answer all your landscaping maintenance needs. Balance is an important principle in garden design. It consists of aligning elements of similar weight and size on each side of a focal point. It is considered symmetrical if these elements are all of the same shape. Lawn Feed Fertilize your lawn at the right time of the year, using fertilizers that will satisfy the nutrient needs of the grass. If you add too much nitrogen to your fertilizer mix, you will cause thatch problems. Thatch is considered a prime habitat for fungi that feed on decaying organic material.