In Harmony Sustainable Landscapes

In Harmony is a sustainable landscape company serving the Seattle and Puget Sound area since 1994. Our goal is to create and maintain landscapes that are healthy for people, pets and the planet. In Harmony services include landscape design and installation, natural lawn, tree and shrub care, pruning and fertilization. Our work includes educating customers about eco-friendly landscaping practices. Our 100% natural, all organic approach focuses on building healthy soil, which is vital for plant health.

Everyone we've worked with has been friendly, honest and trustworthy. We also really appreciated your willingness to make changes so as to fit within our budget. Your designer was wonderful to work with from start to finish. He made us feel like we were his 'priority project' even though he had a million other things going. The company was founded on a shared passion for protecting the environment and a belief that it was not only possible, but essential, to offer environmentally responsible landscaping services.

In Harmony sustainable landscape design and installation services create sophisticated and functional landscapes that reflect our clients' personality, needs and concern for the environment. Our expert sustainable landscape design and installation team is highly experienced at creating elegant solutions for even the most complex landscaping challenges. The result is inviting and inspiring outdoor spaces that places maximum enjoyment and meaningful experiences just outside your door. With every sustainable landscape we create, our first step is creating healthy soil, which is one of the most important contributors to tree, plant and lawn health.

In Harmony provides a comprehensive range of natural lawn, tree and shrub care services to monitor and maintain your plants and lawn year round. We are committed to the safest, most environmentally responsible approaches to all our services. Key to our natural lawn, tree and shrub care services is soil health, which is one of the most important contributors to plant health. If the soil is unhealthy, your lawn, trees and shrubs can be weakened, becoming more susceptible to disease and damaging insects.

Since the United States enacted the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969, sustainability has grown as an environmental and agricultural movement. In more recent years, homeowners, gardeners and landscape professionals have been finding ways to make home gardens and landscapes more sustainable. But, after nearly 50 years, how well do homeowners really understand what sustainable gardening is or how it applies to them? Many misconceptions abound. If, for instance, you "Google" the term "sustainable gardening" on the internet, the search finds 18,700,000 results.