PLANT. REFINE. RESET.

Open it up. Set it right. Let it breathe.

What Spring Work Really Means

This isn’t a clean-up.

Spring is when structure matters most.

We refine established gardens through selective pruning, strategic planting, and measured editing — setting the tone for the entire year.

Seattle & Eastside
Now booking March–April visits.

Why Spring Matters

Spring offers the best conditions for meaningful garden work.

Cool soil supports strong root establishment.
Shrubs respond best to corrective pruning.
Perennials can be divided and repositioned before active growth. Structure can be restored before summer density sets in.

The work done now carries through the entire season.

What This Includes

Plant

Installation of shrubs and perennials selected for structure, longevity, and site conditions.

Refine

Selective pruning and thinning to restore proportion, reduce congestion, and bring light back into the garden.

Reset

Bed refresh, soil preparation, and measured editing that prepares planting for the growing season.

This is structural work, not a quick clean-up.

The Difference

Plant

Installation of shrubs and perennials selected for structure, longevity, and site conditions.

Refine

Selective pruning and thinning to restore proportion, reduce congestion, and bring light back into the garden.

Reset

Bed refresh, soil preparation, and measured editing that prepares planting for the growing season.

This is structural work, not a quick clean-up.

Who We Work With

Our clients typically:

• Own established properties
• Care about plant selection and proportion
• Prefer stewardship over shortcuts
• Value quiet, skilled work

We take on a limited number of new stewardship clients each season.

Availability

Spring scheduling is underway.

March–April planting and editing windows fill quickly.

If you’re considering changes, now is the time.

Get started today.

  • “We’ve worked with other landscape companies before. Kaleidoscope operates at a different level, knowledgeable, restrained, and deeply attentive to detail.”

    — Claire H.

  • “We had been looking at our garden thinking it needed help but didn’t know where to start. They stepped in with a clear plan and handled everything with confidence.”

    — Jerry B.

  • “The garden no longer feels busy. It feels composed.”

    — Sarah T.

  • “We didn’t realize how heavy the garden had become until they opened it up. The light alone made the difference.”

    — Lisa W.