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Homegrown Organics is a sustainably minded landscaping company trying to rid Seattle of leaf blowers, obnoxious gas-powered tools, and support the sustainable agriculture revolution in Seattle.

Usually my small truck is stuffed full of plants. Today it is full of beautiful ceramics from Pottery Land for a wonderf...
06/14/2026

Usually my small truck is stuffed full of plants. Today it is full of beautiful ceramics from Pottery Land for a wonderful Vashon client!

Article in the Seattle Times coming out this Sunday, with some thoughts and advice from yours truly. The article has goo...
06/12/2026

Article in the Seattle Times coming out this Sunday, with some thoughts and advice from yours truly.

The article has good ideas for you, whether you’re selling a home or just looking to make your home and garden more beautiful. My top tips-

- Our realtor suggested we install a new door that is window framed. Brings much more light into the house and is very inviting. Wish we’d done that years ago!

- Think about the key “view points” as you park and approach your house. Design for those moments where people stop or pass by.

- Add fragrance (mint, herbs, daphnes, jasmines).

- Use gates or arbors as thresholds to transition you from the outside world to your inner sanctuary.

Trachystemon ‘Kiwi Sun’ really owning this spot, growing under a peach tree, black currants, honey berry, and a cornus m...
06/08/2026

Trachystemon ‘Kiwi Sun’ really owning this spot, growing under a peach tree, black currants, honey berry, and a cornus mas tree. Also visible, some Sorbaria, Carex tumulicola, and Apple Mint.

An edible and ornamental garden spot.

06/05/2026

Musa basjoo (Hardy Banana) hangs out in the driveway with Winterhazel, Forsythia, Spirea ‘tor’ & some bright orange poppies.

06/03/2026

One of my favorite spots in our garden. Big news! We are moving to a new house on Vashon and will be listing this home and garden for sale next week. It’s very hard to part with a garden and a home, especially one filled with so many memories of our kids.

Our new home is wonderful though and we look forward to making it a special place as well. Stay tuned for the unfolding adventures.

While most of my work is on Vashon Island, I still do design projects in the greater region and installed this garden l...
05/27/2026

While most of my work is on Vashon Island, I still do design projects in the greater region and installed this garden last year in Seattle. It is unashamedly romantic and Rose-filled, and I love it! Complete with a colorful and low-maintenance parking strip.

05/09/2026

Dragonfly: One of 5,000 good reasons I can give you to build a small wetland or pond. From $100 - $1M, you can magic something magical at any price.

05/04/2026

Ranunculus aconitifolius 🤍

I grow this near my pond, where it gets that perfect mix of moisture and dappled light. It has a more refined look than most things that like wet feet—soft, divided foliage and those clean white flowers that almost float above everything else.

I picked this one up from Keeping It Green Nursery, and it’s settled in effortlessly.

Blooms in late spring/early summer, right when a lot of the garden is still warming up. It quietly does its thing without asking for much, but always gets comments when it’s in flower.

Etymology: Ranunculus comes from Latin for “little frog,” a nod to how many species grow in damp places. Aconitifolius means “with leaves like Aconitum” (monkshood), referring to that finely cut foliage.

If you’ve got a damp edge or a spot that never quite dries out, this one’s worth a look.

Iris innominataFrom the Greek ἶρις (îris) → “rainbow” 🌈Named after the messenger goddess Iris. And then… innominataLatin...
05/02/2026

Iris innominata

From the Greek ἶρις (îris) → “rainbow” 🌈
Named after the messenger goddess Iris.

And then… innominata
Latin for “unnamed.”

A little unfair to such a beauty.

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This one’s native to southwestern Oregon and northwestern California.

It’s part of the Pacific Coast iris group, and used a lot in generating the ‘Pacific Coast hybrids’.

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Seattle, WA
98070

Opening Hours

Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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+12064988785

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