Landscape Maintenance Companies in Seattle

“Vertumni Fine Landscaping did an amazing job on our front yard. The new design is not only beautiful but also low-maintenance. We are thrilled with the results. Bruce and his team were collaborative, detail-oriented, friendly, professional, and very easy to work with. They worked very hard and left the area clean after each workday. We would definitely use them again, and I don't hesitate to recommend them to friends and family.”

“Highly recommended! Classic Nursery did a complete overhaul of my backyard in suburban Redmond, and I absolutely love it! Landscape Designer Alan Burke created a lovely patio for me to gather with friends around a fire pit, a separate area with a cedar bench for my own end-of-day reflection, a flower cutting garden, and – most importantly – a dog-friendly yard that will hold up with my Golden Retriever and an active visiting Husky. I had used Classic 8 years ago to redo my front yard and have been enormously pleased as it has grown and flourished. When redoing my backyard, I got bids from 5 companies, but selected Classic since Alan was the one who really caught the vision for what I wanted. He was good to work with: responsive, professional, creative with design, and a good listener. At the conclusion of the project he taught me how to care for the new plants. He kept within my budget, using many existing plant materials (transplanting some) and overstock pavers. Nursery Manager Don Rosebrook went the extra mile with plant selection, guiding me to trees, shrubs, and flowers that were within my color palette and style. He even checked all the plant offerings to ensure that they were non-toxic for dogs. A big shout-out goes to Omar for his commitment to quality work with the hardscape. The patio, retaining wall, and cobble-lined paths are perfect. He has a gentle eye for beauty, such as putting a pretty, sparkling piece of flagstone in the center of an area and placing the river cobble in a graceful line. I highly recommend Classic Nursery and their competent staff. For those of you with dogs, the elements that Alan provided include: an open area along the fence for running and “protecting,” a cool, shady place for warm days, pet barrier fencing around the cutting garden, plant materials that can withstand trampling, sturdy trees to provide color, a wide circle of large rocks to protect from digging around a vulnerable fir tree, and a focus on hardscape (patio, gravel paths, river cobble) rather than lawn or ground cover.”