Devonshire Landscapes

A great excuse to get out of the office on a sunny day to join Eric Bell of .cleaner.alki to remove grass/weeds and install arborist chips in front of the "Walking on Logs" sign. Stay tuned for more sprucing up around this West Seattle landmark.

History isn’t just found in books; it’s kept alive in the landmarks that define our neighborhood. The Devonshire team was honored to donate labor restore the landsacpe and provide arborist chips to help cultivate the West Seattle Log House Museum’s native plant landscape. We’re proud to support this local icon and look forward to keeping these historic grounds beautiful with our ongoing maintenance services! 🌳🏠

There is nothing better than hand written thank you cards from happy clients! Good job team. 🙂

Community event at coming up! The will be there offering SoilSHOP soil testing on your most important resource in your yard.

Happy (official) Spring everyone! While it may not feel like it, the garden is waking up. Daffodils, Camellias, Rhododendrons and Hellebores are all making an appearance. Just a reminder to get outside and start enjoying these early blooms. 🌸

Happy almost spring? A friendly reminder that heavy wet snow and branches are not a great mix. Watch out for breaking branches and stay safe out there. And if you do have snow damage, our maintenance team can help!

We will be opening our Landscape materials supply yard, Dirty Dirt NW in a few short months. We are proud to support our community, and proud to again help sponsor the Burien Garden Tour. We are sharing to help promote this event, and to welcome increased participation and support.
https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/sponsorship-burien-garden-tour?impact_chain_source=will%40devonshirelandscapes.com

Father and Son Glass has loaned us several colorful artworks for our underwater theme. These really bring the garden to life. Visit them at booth 713 to bring your own masterpiece home.

Highlighting one of the artists in our garden this year, Rob Satterwhite of Metal Water Fire. We are grateful to have two of his lighted fountains as focal points of the garden. In keeping with the water theme, we have an octopus and orcas! Check out of more of his artwork at booth 606.