Flower Planting

What This Service Involves

A well-planned flower planting brings color from the first spring crocus to the last dahlia of autumn, and the mild maritime climate here rewards thoughtful design. We select annuals and perennials that handle cool, wet springs and dry late summers, layering bloom times so your beds are never bare. Our team preps the soil with compost to feed hungry flowering plants and arranges color, height, and texture for a display that reads well from the street and the porch. We finish with a tidy mulch layer that suppresses weeds and locks in moisture during July and August.

Benefits

Season-long color tailored to Northwest bloom cycles; Professional design for balanced height and texture; Compost-enriched beds that fuel abundant flowering; Weed-suppressing mulch that reduces upkeep; A welcoming, photo-ready front entrance

Our Process

1) Plan a color palette and bloom-succession scheme; 2) Enrich the bed with compost and grade the soil; 3) Arrange and plant flowers by height and spacing; 4) Water thoroughly and apply finishing mulch

What Affects the Cost

Bed size and number of plants; Mix of annuals versus perennials; Soil preparation and compost volume; Design complexity and layering; Ongoing seasonal rotation if requested

Best Time of Year

Plant in spring after the last frost for summer color, or in early fall for hardy blooms that settle in before Northwest winter rains.