About Us
Third Spring Landscape Design, LLC was founded in 2011.
Jason Jorgensen is based in Seattle, Washington.
Born in California, Jason moved to Washington State at the age of seven and has called the Pacific Northwest home ever since. With over twenty years of experience as a marine superintendent and project manager in the logistics industry, Jason knows the importance of projects coming in on time and budget. Subsequently, he has turned his life-long passion for gardening and plant choice into his vocation.
Jason obtained his formal degrees in Landscape Design and Ornamental Horticulture from the School of Horticulture at Edmonds College, Lynnwood, WA.
Jason is currently a Qualified Professional Member of the Association of Professional Landscape Designers Washington Chapter and a Certified Professional Horticulturist from the Washington State Nursery and Landscape Association.
Jason is currently a Board of Director for the Northwest Horticultural Society based in Seattle, WA, Board of Director for the Association of Professional Landscape Designers Washington Chapter, and Perennials and Grasses Plant Selection Committee Member for the Great Plant Picks Program.
Jason spent a year studying in Japan where he came to appreciate wabi-sabi, the Japanese aesthetic of finding beauty in simplicity and imperfection due to the ever-changing appearance of nature. He is also a frequent traveler to Europe, the Middle East, the Caribbean, and Mexico where he fell in love with the lushness of the tropical foliage that he often recreates locally with hardy but tropical-looking plants for clients longing for a piece of the tropics in their Pacific Northwest yards. Moreover, Jason has toured numerous botanical and specimen gardens in the United States and abroad and appreciates the more formal design principles and scientific approaches that can inform a garden design.
Our company name derives from the fact that a newly planted garden typically starts looking its best during the third spring after the installation when plants had a chance to root and fill in, when groundcovers have stretched out their arms to cover all bare spots in the soil, shrubs start to bloom and new trees have matured to offer shade or fruit. For more immediate satisfaction, colorful annuals, serene ornamental grasses, and a good clean-up can dress up any landscape at once. Many clients also like to complement nature's beauty with outdoor garden art, or a water feature and we'd be happy to help you find the perfect object.