Mountaineer Maintenance LLC

Mountaineer Maintenance LLC Veteran Owned. Organic Gardening. Landscapes. Garden consultant. Wildlife ambassador. Mulch.Soil.Lawn.Curb Appeal. Nominated the past two years for Best of Whidbey.
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Huge honor just in the nomination itself! Serving Oak Harbor.Coupeville.Anacortes

If you know me, I get excited about finding frogs in the garden! This is a Pacific Tree Frog. Got a joke for you…relates...
09/05/2026

If you know me, I get excited about finding frogs in the garden! This is a Pacific Tree Frog. Got a joke for you…relates to my days while in the Navy. So there’s a clue.

How do frogs fasten sheet metal?
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With Ribbits! 😅

Have a great night, y’all!






09/05/2026

Owls are always amazing to see…or in this case hear!! Barred owls screech at night to communicate with other owls, defend their territory, or beg for food. Late August into September Adults and newly fledged young are also frequently heard as juveniles disperse and learn to hunt.

The next morning, I went to see if I could find a pellet. No luck but instead found these feathers! (Note: it is illegal to keep feathers, even if found on the ground. Barred owls are protected under the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA).)

The clean, bold horizontal bands alternating between dark brown and white/buff are classic traits of the Barred Owl, which gives the bird its name. The incredibly soft, downy texture at the base and sides of the feather is an evolutionary trait of owls. This structure dampens the sound of air rushing past their wings, allowing them to fly and hunt in near-total silence.

Aren’t owls amazing! Think about it. Hunts in silence. Sees in darkness. Hears sounds with incredible speed and precision, and then when it’s done eating its meal in whole, packages its meal into neat capsule known as a pellet.






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Happy Saturday!  🦌🌸 I have been extremely grateful that my flowers sell out as soon as I cut them and place them at the...
09/05/2026

Happy Saturday!

 🦌🌸 I have been extremely grateful that my flowers sell out as soon as I cut them and place them at the flower stand. Eggs too!! Apparently, my cut flower garden is irresistible to this doe, too!!

I have been wanting to put a nice 6-foot cattle panel fence around my cut flower garden. Not only would it keep certain uninvited dinner guests out, but the panels would also make beautiful trellises for climbing flowers.

But, like always, I have about 100 other projects ahead of it. 😂

So in the meantime, this naughty girl has decided to help herself to my beautiful cut flowers. Apparently she didn’t get the memo that these were supposed to be CUT BY ME… not eaten by her! 🌸✂️🦌

Enjoy it while you can, sweetheart… the fence is coming sooner than later now. 😂

🍂 Time to Prep Those Garden Beds! 🌿September is the month of transition. Here in the Pacific Northwest, now is a great ...
09/04/2026

🍂 Time to Prep Those Garden Beds! 🌿

September is the month of transition. Here in the Pacific Northwest, now is a great time to start preparing our garden beds for the cooler, wetter months ahead.

Cleaning up excess leaf litter, spent plants, weeds, and other debris helps improve airflow and can reduce hiding places for pests and disease over winter. But remember, not every leaf has to go! Leaving a little natural material in the right places can provide valuable winter habitat for beneficial insects. 🐞🐝

A little cleanup now means healthier beds, happier plants, and a better start when spring rolls around. 🌱

🍁 Clean it up. Tuck it in. Let the garden rest.

Need help getting your garden bed put to bed, text me!

🌿 Four Years of Mountaineer Maintenance, your Grizzly Gardens Gardener 🌿As I move through my fourth year in business, I ...
09/04/2026

🌿 Four Years of Mountaineer Maintenance, your Grizzly Gardens Gardener 🌿

As I move through my fourth year in business, I am incredibly grateful to see not only the growth of Mountaineer Maintenance, but also the growing recognition within our community. Being nominated for Best of Whidbey is humbling all by itself. To simply have my little veteran-owned business mentioned among some of the best Whidbey has to offer is truly an honor. Every recommendation, nomination, kind word, and client who has trusted me with their property has helped grow this business into what it is today. Four years in, and I am still planting roots, growing, and incredibly thankful for this community. 💙🌱

Social Media Nomination: Social media for Mountaineer Maintenance has never been about overpowering your feed or posting every hour just to stay visible. I want this page to be a place where you can learn something, laugh a little, participate, and enjoy the garden along with me. 🌿 From educational posts and Garden Giggles, to good mornings, trivia and participation posts, seasonal tips, and of course sharing the work I’m proud to do, I try to keep it fun, useful, and genuine. Social media has given me another way to connect with this community without making it feel like one big advertisement. 💙🐝🌻

Lawn Maintenance nomination:
Last year I made the top five!! The year prior to that I came in seventh.
Sure, I don’t have a big crew or a fleet of trucks and that’s okay. Mountaineer Maintenance has always leaned toward the organic side of lawn care, choosing to work with nature rather than against it and avoiding chemicals whenever possible. 🐝🌿 I believe a beautiful lawn can coexist with pollinators, wildlife, healthy soil, and the environment around it. I may be a small veteran-owned business, but I put a whole lot of care into every property I maintain. So this year, I humbly ask for your nomination for Best of Whidbey Lawn Maintenance. To even be considered alongside the best our island has to offer would mean more than you know. 💚

Landscape nomination:

I don’t have a big landscaping crew, it’s just me, and I have learned that small, cozy landscapes are exactly my scale. I love taking those forgotten or unused corners of a yard and transforming them into spaces where my clients can sit, relax, enjoy nature, and feel proud of their property. 🌻 Whether I’m bringing in pollinator-friendly plants, creating wildlife habitat, or simply making a little corner feel like somewhere you want to spend time, my goal is to create landscapes that work with nature and with the people who live there. I humbly ask for your nomination for Best of Whidbey Landscaping. Being recognized for doing something I genuinely love would be an incredible honor. 💙🐝🦋

👉 Place your nominations here:
https://www.whidbeynewstimes.com/contests/best-of-wnt/ #/login/8a973a4aae401b0f/-SS-gallery-QQ-group-EE-556012

National Wildlife Day is observed annually on September 4 (and additionally on February 22) to raise awareness about end...
09/04/2026

National Wildlife Day is observed annually on September 4 (and additionally on February 22) to raise awareness about endangered species and encourage global wildlife conservation!

Nasturtium 😍
09/04/2026

Nasturtium 😍

Good morning. It’s FRIDAY! High-five Friday.You made it through the week. Thank you for being here. It is also R.E.D. Fr...
09/04/2026

Good morning.

It’s FRIDAY!
High-five Friday.
You made it through the week. Thank you for being here.

It is also R.E.D. Friday 🇺🇸
Remember Everyone Deployed ❤️

Let’s not rush the cold yet! 😘
09/03/2026

Let’s not rush the cold yet! 😘

09/03/2026

I know what it is and I will share with you next week, but for now let’s have some fun with it. Wrong answers only. 😂






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