Crafting Beautiful Landscapes Throughout
The South Puget Sound Since 2000.
2905 Black Lake Blvd SW, Tumwater WA 98512
Spring/Summer Hours
Landscape Design & Installation (360) 280-5116
Monday-Friday 9:00-4:00
Saturday 10:00 - 4:00 Sunday - Closed
Pond Supply Store (360) 412-0309
Monday - Friday 8:00-5:00 | Saturday 10:00-5:00
Sunday-Closed
Our team of designers and craftsman are ready to take on any size project. Our pride in what we do comes from providing you with a beautiful end product and a great experience throughout the design/build process.
We have all of your pond supply needs as well as many landscape products. With expert advice on site, we can help you build or maintain your water feature, pond or landscape project.
John McClatchey, our troubleshooting and maintenance specialist is at your service to keep your water feature operating as beautifully as it looks.
Waterlilies are an essential feature for every water garden. They are one of the oldest, most sacred plants used as an important native species to many people in several countries for food and medicine. The water lily family- Nymphaeaceae- is
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Pond Plants with Fall and Winter Interest – those plants that bloom or display color during the fall months and those that maintain foliage during winter (zone and weather dependent). Fall Color & Bloomers – plants that have colored foliage,
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Pond plants add beauty, shade and fish cover for your pond. Jazz up your pond shelves & marginal areas with fun to make custom created plant combos for pond margins or “shelves”. What you need are plants that like water
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Did you know that most pond plants bloom? They come in many shapes, textures and colors for any size pond or water feature. The following is a seasonal “bloom guide” to when pond and bog plants tend to begin flowering.
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A “Complete Cleanout” is a process where you completely remove all water and living organisms (fish, plants, etc.) out of the pond; clean as needed; refill and add life back into the pond. This may be done yearly or every
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It’s that time of the year again, when our ponds wake up from the warmth of spring with active fish and budding plants. Now is a great time to examine and determine what condition your pond is in & decide
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Keeping Algae at bay while maintaining a balanced ecosystem should be the ultimate goal for most pond owners. It is possible, but it takes time for this process to occur. First we need to understand a little bit about algae,
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Pond leaks can be really annoying and troublesome to figure out. I hope this guide will help you find your leak(s) and remedy the situation efficiently. Keep in Mind that every pond will evaporate 1-3” or so per week, so
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Join us as we celebrate “Spring Fever” at the NW Flower and Garden Festival that has over 30 display gardens (we one best in show 2019), 100 free seminars and workshops, and thousands of treasures in the garden marketplace. The
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