Mariposa Naturescapes - Pacific Northwest - Washington Native Plants

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Mariposa Naturescapes provides native and edible plant landscaping consultation, coaching, design, installation, and maintenance using organic products and methods.

We create beautiful and easy-care landscapes while helping to minimize water use, improve wildlife habitat, save customers time and money, and increase understanding & stewardship of our local, natural ecosystem.

In addition, we offer mostly Western WA native plants for sale, by appointment, at our small retail nursery in West Seattle, and apply compost tea from mid-March though mid-August in the Seattle area.

For more information, please see our brochure.

Great Reasons to Use Native Plants

Naturescaping in Action

Save money and time on watering & chemical herbicide/ pesticide applications
Spend less time on maintenance because plants are adapted to our climate (drought tolerant in summer once established)
Add value to your property with a sustainable landscape design and installation
Enjoy the beauty and diversity of our indigenous plants - have a true Pacific NW aesthetic
Preserve habitat for native birds, butterflies, bees and other important wildlife
Learn to identify, appreciate, and steward our local flora & fauna

Great Reasons to Garden with Edible Plants

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Save money on your produce
Eat more fresh and local food
Know what goes into growing your food - organic seeds and soil amendments that are safe for you
Learn how growing food works - from seed to seed - it's fascinating and endless fun
Enjoy beautiful different textures and colors in your garden all year long (winter gardening, too!)

Memberships

Mariposa Naturescapes is a member of the Washington Native Plant Society.

enviro stars

We are also a 5-star EnviroStars business.

A member of the Coalition of Organic Landscape Professionals.

And a member of Seattle Good Business Network.
We care about buying local, operating sustainably, and being more connected with our community!

See our Seattle Good Business Network ad in The Stranger!

To find out more, please visit our resources page.