Crafting Beautiful Landscapes Throughout
The South Puget Sound Since 2000.
2905 Black Lake Blvd SW, Tumwater WA 98512
SPRING Hours
Landscape Design & Installation (360) 280-5116
Monday-Friday 8:00-5:00
Saturday and 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.
Learn How Excessive Rain Affects Your Pond by Kerri Bailey In the fall and winter months here in the PNW we get our largest amounts of rain fall which can affect your pond in many ways. We hope this guide
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by Kerri Bailey Kerri.B@NaturePerfect.net As fall approaches, it’s time to prepare our ponds for colder weather, and protect our pond fish during winter. Keeping your fish safe and healthy during the winter isn’t too challenging as they go “dormant”, do
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Fountains and bubbling water features are a more easy-care option for those who may want a small feature or just want to hear the sound of water without the maintenance of a pond. Whether you have an actual standalone fountain
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Pond Plants may be very pretty and the bonus is thay have many benefits that create balance and for a healthy home for your fish. Here are some reasons why you should have plants inside your water feature, especially if
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Our ponds awaken during Spring (late March-April-mid-May) in the PNW. Here are some tips to help you care for your pond during spring and essential items you may need to keep your pond healthy and clean. Spring Pond Essentials: Pond
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Pondering March Madness – What to Do for Your Pond in March in the PNW. Spring fever may have bitten you arousing excitement for this year’s pond season, but your pond may not be as ready as you are. As
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You may have heard people say that you should add salt to your pond. It may or may not be the best choice for your situation. See what you think after you read this and weigh the pro’s and con’s
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It’ that time of the year, fall, when leaves are changing color, nights are getting colder and ponds begin to go dormant for winter. There are a few tasks you can do now that will help your ponds water quality
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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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