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Designers Eye: using light in the garden

What do a cactus, swimming pool and a smoke bush have in common? Keep reading. I want to encourage you see gardens through a designer’s eye: going beyond the ‘can I grow that?’, or in the case of a swimming pool ‘that’s nice but  don’t have/want/need one’.  I promise that in every garden, large or…

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Thank you Mother Nature

Fall is my favorite season every year, as a native Washingtonian I crave to see the temperatures drop and some rain falling to green things back up a bit. It is the magical season for deciduous plants to brighten our days with…

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Join our annual food drive for Northwest Harvest

It’s time once again for our annual food drive supporting Northwest Harvest. For more than 20 years our service clients have generously donated food to help neighbors facing hunger across Washington state. Thank you in advance for helping make this year’s drive a success. At In Harmony, we believe that our health and well-being are […]

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Fabulous Fall Containers

With the onset of fall many opportunities begin to present themselves to local gardeners. As temperatures become cooler and Mother Nature brings us…

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Why fall is ideal for planting

Fall is an excellent time of year to plant trees, shrubs and perennials. Here are several great reasons to plant in fall. Stronger root systems Even after the air cools, the soil stays warm well into fall. This allows newly planted trees, shrubs and perennials to focus their energy on developing strong roots through the […]

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From Lacklustre Lawn to Neighborhood Cocktail Garden

I love any project that encourages community and this redesign does just that. Long time neighbors are now good friends but this Edmonds couple lacked an outdoor space large enough for everyone to gather. Realizing their underutilized front garden could be the answer, these savvy homeowners set to work creating an Inspiration Board, exploring ideas…

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New Treasures for the Landscape

There are many things I enjoy about my job (if you can’t tell) and towards the top of the list is the official duty of local plant enabler. Nothing brings more joy to plant junkies like me than…

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8 Great Fall Color Trees for Your Pacific Northwest Yard

By Nancy Penrose The Pacific Northwest is known for its lush green landscapes, mild temperatures and abundant rainfall. But when fall arrives, your yard can take on an entirely different look. With the right trees, you can add brilliant shades of red, orange, yellow and gold to your landscape while creating seasonal interest that lasts […]

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Our 10 Favorite Plants for September

You can feel fall in the air, but the garden is far from slowing down. September is one of the loveliest times in the Pacific Northwest, when late-blooming flowers are still putting on a show and foliage is just beginning to take on its fall color. Here are a few of our favorite plants for […]

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