Seattle Drought‑Tolerant Landscaping

Drought-Tolerant Landscaping in Seattle, WA

Smart, Sustainable, and Still Stunning

Hey there! Mr. Lee here. If you’re looking to cut back on your water bill but still want a yard that turns heads, drought-tolerant landscaping might just be your best friend. We build low-maintenance, water-wise landscapes that don’t just survive our dry summers — they thrive.

We’ll help you create an outdoor space that’s tough, beautiful, and easy to take care of — no daily watering, no constant mowing, and no wasted resources. Just smart design that works with nature, not against it.

Why Go Drought-Tolerant?

You don’t need a thirsty lawn or delicate plants to have a beautiful yard. With the right planning, you can have a space that’s:

• Low-maintenance
• Budget-friendly
• Eco-conscious
• And still absolutely gorgeous

What We Do: Our Drought-Tolerant Services

Here’s how we help Seattle homeowners and property managers get the most out of their landscapes — with less water and less hassle.

Native & Drought-Tolerant Plant Selection

We hand-pick hardy plants that love our climate and don’t need a ton of water. Think ornamental grasses, lavender, sedum, manzanita, native wildflowers — plants that do great with minimal fuss.

Water-Wise Design & Xeriscaping

We design your yard so every plant, rock, and path makes sense. We group plants by water needs, use mulch where it matters, and plan out your space for maximum impact with minimal waste.

Soil Prep & Amendments

We improve your soil so it holds water better — using compost, organic matter, and smart grading. Better soil means less watering and healthier plants.

Mulching & Hardscaping

We lay down mulch to lock in moisture and reduce weeds. Want less lawn? We can swap it out for gravel, flagstone, or bark pathways that look great and use zero water.

Efficient Irrigation Systems

We’ll install or upgrade your system to drip irrigation or low-volume sprinklers that put water right at the roots — no runoff, no overspray, no wasted water.

Benefits of a Drought-Tolerant Yard

Choosing a water-wise landscape isn’t just about saving water. It’s about building something that makes sense — for your home, your budget, and the environment.

• Save Water and Money
  Less irrigation = lower water bills. Period.

• Easy Maintenance
  Native plants and rock gardens mean less mowing, trimming, and fertilizing.

• Year-Round Beauty
  With the right mix of plants and textures, your yard can look good in every season — not just spring.

• Eco-Friendly Living
  You’re reducing runoff, saving water, and supporting local pollinators and wildlife.

• Boost Curb Appeal
  These landscapes are eye-catching and modern. No more boring, brown lawn in August.

What Drought-Tolerant Landscaping Looks Like

Here are a few ways we’ve helped homeowners switch things up:

• Replaced dead lawn with a native wildflower garden
• Built gravel patios with boulders and drought-tolerant grasses
• Installed raised beds filled with herbs, lavender, and ornamental shrubs
• Created stone pathways through bark-mulched gardens
• Swapped sprinklers for drip irrigation and timers
• Designed fire-safe, low-water spaces for hillside homes

Ready to Build a Landscape That Lasts?

Let’s chat about your space. We’ll take a look at your current yard, talk about what you like and don’t like, and show you how to make it drought-tolerant without giving up beauty.

— Mr. Lee