Shaping Your Outdoors. Surpassing Expectations.
Beautiful rain gardens that capture and filter stormwater runoff while adding habitat and color.
A rain garden is a shallow, planted depression that captures stormwater runoff from roofs, drives, and lawns, letting it soak in and filter naturally instead of running off. It is a smart, attractive solution for the rainy Pacific Northwest – managing runoff, reducing pollution reaching streams, and creating habitat, all in a colorful garden feature. We design and build rain gardens with proper sizing, soil, and water-loving native plants so they function as real stormwater tools while looking like an intentional, beautiful planting.
Captures and filters stormwater; Reduces runoff and pollution; Attractive, colorful garden feature; Creates pollinator and bird habitat; Ideal for the rainy PNW
1) Assess runoff sources and site; 2) Size and locate the rain garden; 3) Excavate and amend the soil; 4) Install water-loving native plants; 5) Mulch and connect the inflow
Garden size and runoff volume; Excavation and soil; Plant selection; Inflow work
Best built and planted spring or fall.