2020 June Newsletter

Welcome to June’s Newsletter

Mark your calendars:

June 5th = World Environment Day (plant a tree!)
June 20th = the first day of SUMMER!
June 20th & 21st = our annual Father’s Day Weekend Celebration
June 21st = Father’s Day

Check out featured items in the Gift Shop & Nursery to see Father’s Day gift ideas and special items we are discounting JUST for Father’s Day Weekend.

Due to COVID-19, our landscape design & installation company was on hold for new installations, so this month we want to inspire our viewers by sharing pond installations from over the years. View Recent Projects. Be sure to get on our list if you’re looking to transform your landscape!

For this month’s How-To, we address what may be happening in your pond right now. Visit the Cool Plants section to view plants that are looking fabulous in the garden right now.

We are hoping to host at least one Pond Building 101 class this month. Snohomish County needs to be in phase 3 in order for us to have more than 5 people in a class. So, fingers crossed we can get there! With that being said, please check back on our Facebook page or Falling Water Gardens website for any class schedule updates. Any class offered will be located on our wedding lawn where we can space each student/family 6′ apart. Classes will also weather dependent. View information on the free classes we offer here.

This month we are introducing the Sanke Koi Breed.

Is there a specific topic or subject you’d like us to talk about and cover? Please let us know!

Did you know?

You may simply know us as Falling Water Gardens, the aquatic nursery and garden center in Monroe with the big fountains and display gardens. Did you know that the parent company, Falling Water Designs has been designing and installing award winning gardens and water features in the Puget Sound since the year 2000? It’s true! And we’ve been featured countless times in the media.

We were also featured on HGTV’s show Landscaper’s Challenge not once, but twice. We’ve won awards with the Washington Association of Landscape Professionals, The Northwest Flower and Garden Show and the American Horticulture Society. We must be doing something right.