Luba Fetterman

The owner of Harmonia Landscapes on Bainbridge Island, Luba Fetterman is an ecoPRO certified horticulturist. Whether designing a garden, teaching clients how to care for their own landscapes, or providing fine pruning or maintenance services, Luba's focus is on gardens that nurture people while remaining in harmony with the natural world. She has a bachelor of science degree in marine biology from Texas A&M University as well as an associate of technical arts degree in ornamental horticulture and landscape design from Edmonds Community College. Luba has been a Kitsap County Master Gardener since 2008. When not busy in her own or her clients' gardens, she can be found sailing on her 30-foot Lyle Hess cutter that she built with her husband, or backpacking in our beautiful mountains.

Articles & Blog Posts

• Article: The Garden of Lynn and Jim McIntyre
  (July 27, 2020) in Featured & The Garden
• Article: A Catwalk Project Fit for a Builder and His Cat
  (November 8, 2018) in Featured & The Home
• Article: Perfect Plants for Your Waterside Gardening
  (September 20, 2018) in Featured & The Garden
• Article: The Magic of Fletcher Bay Gardens
  (August 2, 2018) in Featured & The Garden
• Article: The Garden of Peggy and Bill Fox
  (May 10, 2018) in Featured & The Garden
• Article: Ferns
  (April 2, 2018) in Featured & The Garden
• Article: Garden Standouts for Extraordinary Landscapes
  (January 29, 2018) in Featured & The Garden
• Article: Toxic Garden Plants
  (December 22, 2017) in Featured & The Garden
• Blog Post: A Garden’s Memory
  (August 8, 2017)
• Article: The Garden and Home of Joanne and Chuck Little
  (July 31, 2017) in Featured & The Home
• Article: Gardening With Dogs
  (June 5, 2017) in Featured & The Garden
• Blog Post: Terracing a Vegetable Garden
  (April 14, 2017)
• Article: Ambergardens Provides Food for Body and Soul
  (March 9, 2017) in Featured & The Garden
• Article: Community Gardens and P-Patches in West Sound
  (February 2, 2017) in Featured & The Garden
• Article: Cold Frames, Cloches, Hoophouses
  (December 8, 2016) in Featured & The Garden
• Blog Post: Glorious Fall Foliage
  (November 1, 2016)
• Article: Pruning Sustainably
  (September 28, 2016) in Featured & The Garden
• Article: Rain Garden Mentors
  (August 26, 2016) in Featured & The Garden
• Blog Post: Protecting Your Harvest from Wildlife in Your Backyard
  (July 5, 2016)
• Blog Post: Enjoying a Year-Round Edible Landscape
  (May 4, 2016)
• Blog Post: The Mystery of ‘Potato Hollow Heart’
  (February 16, 2016)
• Blog Post: The Benefits of Gardening with Children
  (September 23, 2015)
• Blog Post: Mossy Rose Gall — A Fascinating Pest
  (July 28, 2015)
• Blog Post: Why Procrastination in the Garden Can Be a Good Thing
  (May 27, 2015)
• Blog Post: Gardening Happily with Hungry Wildlife
  (April 17, 2015)
• Blog Post: Thugs and Overachievers in the Garden
  (February 16, 2015)
• Blog Post: Fallen Leaves, a Gift from Above
  (December 3, 2014)
• Blog Post: Use Nature as Inspiration for Pruning
  (October 15, 2014)
• Blog Post: Waxy Breakdown of Garlic
  (August 27, 2014)
• Blog Post: Staying One Step Ahead of Your Garden so You Can Enjoy It
  (July 23, 2014)