We’re sharing some fantastic news— we are featured in Canvas Rebel! This inspiring online platform celebrates creative entrepreneurs, small business leaders, and innovators making an impact in their industries.
Harmony Design Northwest is featured in the October 2024 edition of Turf Magazine! The article, titled “A Terraced Hillside Retreat,” highlights one of our recent projects that transformed a challenging hillside into a serene, functional outdoor retreat.
Every drop of water counts in the quest for a sustainable future and you can play a crucial role in water conservation by adopting water efficient practices. Here’s some of the best strategies for water-efficient landscaping that will make your yard truly sustainable.
Harmony Design Northwest is featured in the summer issue of Oregon Home Magazine! Our innovative outdoor living and landscape design featuring a barrel sauna from Almost Heaven Saunas earned us a spot in the “Outdoor Living Trends for 2024” section.
As the world becomes increasingly environmentally conscious, more and more people are taking to their gardens to create beautiful and functional landscapes look good AND serve a practical purpose. For many of us, this means creating an “edible landscape” – a garden that looks stunning and provides fresh, healthy produce.
We’re proud to participate in the Certified Backyard Habitat program, helping homeowners create thriving habitats that benefit pollinators and other beneficial insects, reduces water and air pollution and creates wildlife habitat in urban environments.
Add long lasting color to your landscape with our Top 5 Perennial Performers and make a statement this summer!
March (Spring) is the PERFECT time to start a fresh garden project so to spark your landscape excitement we’re sharing our Top 5 Spring Blooming Shrubs.
To help you make the best choice for your yard, we’re sharing our Top 5 Spring Blooming Landscape Trees. These trees are stunners, thrive in the changing Pacific Northwest climate and are highly favored by landscape professionals.
We’re excited to announce our 2023 Blog Series: Top 5 Performing Plant Lists for the Pacific Northwest Each month we’ll feature five of our favorite trees, plants, vines, perennials and grasses.