Issaquah Landscaping
Extending Your Indoor Living Outdoors!
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Our 2012 Garden theme will be "Rhythm and Roots – A Tribute to Bluegrass"
Sounds from the mountains, where it was born, translate to the many souls who enjoy the rhythm and roots that define Bluegrass music. Imagine gathering on an afternoon to join in on the merging of sound and bring the songs of the everyday experience to life. A combination of instruments is waiting for their musicians to begin to play. The rustic shelter reminds us of the importance of using the things from the past to live our lives today. An iron structure brings beauty with strength. The area is surrounded by native plantings, and accented with herb and flower gardens.
Click here to visit the Northwest Flower & Garden Show Website for show tickets.Landscape design & installation, are our the primary aspect of the business, from the initial consultation to the construction of the project, including irrigation, low voltage landscape lighting, retaining walls, out door kitchens, drainage, flagstone, pavers, pathways and patios. Extend your indoor living outdoors!
Our professionally designed and installed landscapes will increase the value of your property. Research shows that if a landscape is well done and works in harmony with existing features, it will increase in value by 3 to 4 times the initial investment in as little as 3 years and that's just for the landscape, your property resale value will go up as well and make your home more inviting and appealing!
Installing quality landscaping since 1985 David Rogers has owned and operated Issaquah Landscaping, serving the Sammamish plateau, Issaquah Valley and through out the Puget Sound area, taking great pride in his work, which is reflected by the customers that continue to call on Issaquah Landscaping.
Recognition: We are proud to be prominently displayed on the Seattle Flower & Garden Show's main page for 2007
Northwest Flower & Garden Show
Our 2007 Display Garden was titled
"His and Hers"
This garden accentuates masculine and feminine qualities. At first glance, it may appear to be a taming of the wild, coming from the forest into an entertaining space. Actually, the separate areas reflect the style of each gender. This garden is created with Northwest natives and hardy foliage complemented by colorful perennials and annuals. Where the two areas meet, there is a waterfall and pond overlooked by a resting spot where the gardeners can sit together on the bench created with wood and copper.
This was our 2006 Display Garden, titled
"A Postcard From Home"
A Postcard From Home: Imagine reliving your travels while staying in your own backyard. Recreating ideas and displaying decorative pieces, gathered from memorable retreats, bring personal adventures back to your home. Here we find a Mediterranean-inspired setting with a colorful house and oversized garden carpentry, stone patio and walkway, plant material selected to emulate distant lands, taking into consideration our Northwest conditions, accented with treasures gathered through our travels.
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