Stone Soup Gardens - Seattle's Qualified Landscapers

4804 S Snoqualmie St, Seattle, WA 98118

(206) 661-7628

http://www.stonesoupgardens.com/

Questions and Answers

How does Stone Soup Gardens address common Seattle lawn issues like dead patches and lawn fungus?

We approach lawn problems in Seattle by first assessing the underlying causes, which often relate to our local climate and soil conditions. For dead areas, we might recommend transitioning to sustainable alternatives like native ground covers or edible landscaping that thrive here. For fungus issues, we focus on improving soil health and drainage through techniques like aeration and organic amendments, avoiding harsh chemicals. Our permaculture principles guide us toward creating resilient, low-maintenance landscapes that work with Seattle's environment rather than against it.

What sustainable irrigation options do you offer for Seattle gardens?

In Seattle, we specialize in water-efficient irrigation solutions that align with our rainy climate. We design and install rain gardens to manage stormwater, greywater systems to reuse household water, and cisterns for rainwater harvesting. These approaches help reduce water usage while supporting healthy plants. We also provide education on sustainable water practices through our workshops, ensuring your garden thrives sustainably year-round.

Can you help design and install an edible garden in a small urban space in Seattle?

Yes, we specialize in creating productive edible gardens tailored to Seattle's urban settings. Our services include landscape design for spaces like patios or terraces, planting fruit trees and unique edibles suited to our climate, and building structures like chicken coops or pathways. We focus on permaculture principles to maximize yield and sustainability, even in limited areas, and offer coaching to help you maintain your garden through the seasons.

About the Local Business

Stone Soup Gardens is a Seattle-based landscaping company founded by Jake, who brings over a decade of experience crafting sustainable urban landscapes in the Pacific Northwest. More than just a landscaper, Jake is an urban farm enthusiast, skilled general contractor, educator, and environmental activist whose work has been featured in the New York Times. His unique background includes community advocacy—he helped pass Seattle's 2012 plastic bag ban as the 'Bag Monster'—and creative local performances in the Fremont Solstice Parade. Clients appreciate his professional approach to landscape design, his knack for finding the perfect place for every plant and stone, and his warm, engaging demeanor. The company specializes in edible gardens, urban farms, and permaculture principles, offering services from rain garden installation to chicken coop construction, while emphasizing sustainable practices and educational workshops to connect Seattle residents with their environment and food sources.

Main Services

  • Design services
  • Greenscape construction
  • Landscape maintenance
  • Insect management - shrubs
  • Greenscape design
  • Landscape construction or installation

Business Location & Hours



Mon:9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tue:9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wed:9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thu:9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Fri:9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sat:Closed
Sun:Closed


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