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Concrete Patios: Resistant to Wear, Tear, and the Elements
Concrete is a highly durable material that can withstand the harsh weather conditions common in Washington State, including heavy rain, snow, and freezing temperatures. Concrete patios can withstand heavy foot traffic, extreme temperatures, and exposure to sunlight, rain, and snow. Additionally, concrete is less prone to cracking than other materials such as natural stone, and…
Read MorePopular Patio Designs Used in Washington State Landscaping
Whether hosting an outdoor barbecue or relaxing in the sun, a patio can be a great way to enjoy the natural beauty of the Greater Seattle Area. Here are a few of the more popular types! Natural stone patios (see above) are popular in Washington State because they blend well with the natural surroundings of…
Read MoreNatural Stone Is a Durable and Long-Lasting Patio Material
Natural stone is a durable and long-lasting material that can withstand the harsh weather conditions that are common in Washington State. These stones are resistant to moisture, freeze-thaw cycles, and temperature fluctuations, making them an ideal choice for outdoor living spaces in this region. Natural stone patios are low-maintenance and easy to care for. They…
Read MoreCorten Steel Planters
What are Corten Steel Planters? CORE-TEN is a trademarked name now used to refer to a variety of weathering steels. But why would you want a planter that weathers? The advantage of Corten steel is that after the outside rusts it forms a seal that protects the rest of the metal – sort of like…
Read MoreSustainable Gardening In Seattle and PNW
The Use of Organic Supplements and Mulches Nutrient renewal is an essential element in having a happy, healthy landscape. We often forget that when we rake up those leaves in fall and keep wild animals from our gardens, that we are altering the environments natural way of replenishing nutrients in the soil. In order…
Read MoreWhat To Do In The Garden In April
Spring Gardening in Seattle and the the PNW By now we are more than happy to say goodbye to winter. With birds chirping, cherry blossoms blooming, and foliage buds emerging, we can’t help but to think of our gardens. April is the month to start paying more attention to your landscape. Time to switch…
Read MoreSpring Container Gardening in Seattle
Container Planting Design Colorful spring container plants can be a perfect way to announce the start of Spring! Planting containers with carefully chosen combinations is an easy way to spruce up your outdoor spaces. For existing containers start by clearing out any declining or undesired plants from last season and add some fresh new potting…
Read MoreGetting Ready For Spring
As we start to approach warmer but rainier months, here are some tips to prep your garden for growth. Flower Garden Clean-up Remove and compost any dead annual plants that remain from winter. If you left perennials standing last fall, begin removing winter mulch and prune the plants to the ground once you start…
Read MorePacifica Landscapes Corona Virus Statement
In these times of uncertainty we wanted to keep you abreast of our policies and procedures in response to the coronavirus outbreak. We are fortunate in that the majority of our work takes place outdoors and we have no need to come in direct contact with our clients and their families. This is allowing us…
Read MoreAttracting birds to the garden
Visits from our feathered friends can be a delightful sight in the garden, especially in the dead of winter. Putting out bird feeders or bird baths can allow us a quick glimpse into their busy lives but also helps them fuel up for a long migration or tough winter. Regardless of how much love…
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