About our owner Eamonn Hughes

For over 53 years, Eamonn, a native of Ireland, has designed and constructed water features in Europe and the United States. Since moving to Oregon in 1987, he has built hundreds of water gardens in the Pacific Northwest both in commercial and residential settings. His work has been published in many national magazines, and he has written and co-authored several books on water gardening. He is a sought-after speaker nationally, delivering keynote addresses to conferences for the water gardening industry. In 2024, Eamonn decided to retire from the construction side of the company. He is however still available for consultations.

Eamonn received the “The Retailer of the Year” award from the Oregon Association of Nurseries for developing a garden center. He was also awarded an honorary lifetime membership in the Oregon Landscape Contractors Association for his contributions to the industry. Eamonn has served on the Firestone Rubber Company Advisory Council, determining technical and installation protocols for pond lining systems. He has also served as a Board member of Lan Su Chinese Garden in Portland, OR.

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The mentors who have inspired Eamonn in his life and profession include:

• John O’Connor, who taught him to take care of the details
• Kevin McClory, who taught him to trust his “eye”
• Gordon Ledbetter, who inspired him to create water gardens

Landscape design is not just about being outside; it is about bringing the best of nature closer to you.