One of the four tree lined, fine lawned entries into the business campus. Lawn and arbor care are key elements to sustaining a healthy beautiful property.

Aerial view of the twelve-building campus that captures the extent of the fine lawn and urban forest of the property.

Maintaining a clean, mature landscape to an aesthetic level that evokes a relaxed urban forest is result of many years of good arbor and plant care. A well-planned program of plant and groundcover rejuvenation maintains a modern clean-lined landscape in a 40-year-old landscape.

Hanging flower baskets from the light posts add seasonal color and color balance to the green lawns and green vertical elements of the many trees of the campus.

Lawns and pedestrian circulation complimented by the architecture and maturity and health of the trees.

Parthenocissus tricuspidata vine pruned on a bi-annually schedule to keep the plant healthy, disease free and a wonderful accent to this masonry façade.

Arching trees, accent evergreens and deciduous plants maintained to compliment the architecture and pruned and rejuvenated to prevent the maturity of the tree and plant material becoming a problem with the building and concrete areas.

A view of a one-year-old renovation project that adds complimentary color to the primarily green tree and shrub palette of the campus.

A drainage system installed under the lawn three years ago to prevent seasonal flooding of lawns and sidewalks. Visually unseen and functional to preserve the large lawns of the campus. Care given during active maintenance days as seen within this photo of lawn clipping collection.

Unseen, below the surface of the lawn. Drainage pipes collect into a single outlet pipe that daylights through a curb cut and outflows to the drain in the roadway. Planning of the drainage system preserves the lawn and urban forest of the campus.

A bed of recently rejuvenated Hedera helix bed at the frontage of the property. English Ivy is often a maintenance challenge to maintain and to contain within landscapes. I well planned maintenance program is key to a successful landscape.

One of the many seating areas that are part of the campus. Landscaping around the sitting area is a healthy maturing five-year-old renovation.

Monument sign at the west entrance to the campus. The evergreen planting and plant selections compliment the pacific northwest landscape planting scheme.