We just listed this Shoreline home….

We just sold this home in the Alderwood neighborhood…

There is no better way to quell your spring fever than a trip to the NW Flower and Garden Show. This yearly festival takes place from February 26th through March 1st. As usual, it is held at the Washington State Convention Center at 705 Pike St, Seattle, WA.

With over 30 display gardens, 100 free seminars and workshops, and thousands of treasures in the garden marketplace, the Northwest Flower & Garden Festival is the best annual event to gather ideas and inspiration for beautiful living spaces. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting to dig in the dirt, there’s something for everyone!
To read more about the show, visit: https://gardenshow.com/

The weather is changing – what does that mean for your landscape?

As we start to cool off and begin to experience stronger winds and rain, there are 3 simple things you can do to prepare your trees, shrubs and lawn for the change.

1. No tree is immune to winter storms and can result in property damage. Weak or loose branches should be pruned out. Heavy branches can break under the weight of ice.  Consulting a landscaper for an evaluation is a good idea this time of year.
2. This is also the time to have your lawn aerated, followed by a fertilizer designed to build a strong root system.
3. In your garden, remove fallen leaves that could spread disease. Then put a 2 inch layer of mulch down to help prevent spring weeds.