Ecoyards

Fresh cedar in Ravenna! 🌲

We just finished installing this custom "Grape Stake" fence. Using different heights and a random layout gives it that unique, organic feel that perfectly matches the character of this native garden. 🛠️✨

We’re excited to share that our new website is officially live:
https://ecoyards.com/

The new site makes it easier to learn about our services, view recent projects, and get in touch with our team. We’ve streamlined the layout and updated the content to better reflect the work we’re doing.

Take a look and let us know what you think. We appreciate your continued support.

— The Ecoyards Team

Home | Ecoyards Seattle based landscaping company that provides landscape design and build, property maintenance, fencing, irrigation services, and hardscaping

The wall of shame is growing. We've replaced all of these outdated irrigation controllers with new weather smart controllers for big water savings...

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Just finished this horizontal fence in Wallingford.

Just finished this nice cedar picket fence and landscape in Broadmoor.

A cool little bamboo fence that we did in Ballard.

Another happy customer - Jeff, Lead Gardener at The Kenney Retirement Community. We built this new raised bed for their dahlia collection.

Palm Tree Spikey Job. A unique project for us. 5 palm trees and about 40 yuccas.

Just finished this nice Trex deck in South Seattle.

So funny!

http://www.newyorker.com/humor/borowitz-report/poll-americans-starting-to-worry-about-climate-change-now-that-it-affects-their-lawns

Poll: Americans Starting to Worry About Climate Change Now That It Affects Their Lawns - The New... “They always said that polar bears would starve to death,” one California resident said. “But they never told us our lawns would look like crap.”

Landscaper's scribe.