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What's the Best Time to Replenish Your Mulch Ground Cover?
Published on Monday, June 10, 2024
Mulch is highly beneficial for your landscape beds in Oregon, but replenishing it is a must since it breaks down over time. However, what's the best time to do so? Typically, spring is ideal for refreshing your mulch ground cover, as it'll protect your plants from drastic temperature changes, keep weed growth under control, and retain moisture, which is especially beneficial during ...
What Are Some Material Options for Building a New Patio?
Published on Friday, June 07, 2024
If you're hoping to create an outdoor oasis on your property in Oregon, constructing a patio is an excellent way to do so. The patio will not only enhance your outdoor living space but will also increase the value of your property. However, with so many options to choose from, deciding on the perfect material can be overwhelming, with common ones being flagstone, poured concrete, and...
What Should You Know About Artificial Turf Infills?
Published on Thursday, June 06, 2024
Artificial grass is a popular alternative to natural grass in Oregon, and its popularity is only increasing. But, to make it look and feel like real grass, you need to use artificial turf infills. These are little granules that give your lawn several advantages. They keep your lawn stable, preventing it from shifting in strong winds or underfoot traffic. Plus, they help your synthetic...
Do You Need to Remove the Old Layer of Mulch Before Adding a New One?
Published on Wednesday, June 05, 2024
Have you noticed that the color of the mulch in your landscape beds in Oregon is starting to fade and look worn out? No worries, you can give it a quick refresh by adding a fresh layer on top of the old one. You don't need to remove the old mulch, as it will eventually break down and enrich the soil. Just remember to maintain a thickness of 2-3 inches of mulch to get maximum benefits...
Is It Okay to Burn the Leaf Piles in My Yard in Oregon?
Published on Tuesday, June 04, 2024
While it may seem like an easy solution to dispose of the leaf piles in your yard, burning them can actually pose a problem to you and your property. Leaf fires are unpredictable and can quickly spiral out of control, turning into a fire hazard. Not only that, but burning leaves releases harmful irritants into the air, which can cause respiratory issues. It's important to note that burning...
How Thick Does the Layer of Mulch in My Landscape Beds Need to Be?
Published on Friday, May 24, 2024
If you want to keep your landscape beds in Oregon looking their best, a layer of mulch is just what you need. Mulch is an excellent ground covering that provides numerous benefits for your plants and soil, including weed suppression, moisture retention, temperature regulation, and erosion control. However, for your plants to benefit the most from mulch, it needs to be appropriately thick....
What Material Should I Use to Construct My Fire Pit?
Published on Monday, April 01, 2024
If you want to enhance the appeal of your property in Oregon, a fire pit is the perfect addition! When choosing materials for your fire pit, consider using concrete pavers. They offer numerous benefits, making them an ideal choice. Concrete pavers are highly durable and require minimal maintenance, as they can withstand harsh weather conditions and are resistant to wear and tear. Available ...
Poured Concrete vs Concrete Pavers - Which Is the Better Material for a Patio?
Published on Friday, March 01, 2024
Installing a patio is a great idea, as it offers a spot to host gatherings in your outdoor space in Oregon. Poured concrete and concrete pavers are popular material options for patios, but it begs the question: which is better? Poured concrete patios are durable and cost-efficient but are difficult to repair, high maintenance, and prone to cracking. On the other hand, paver patios are...
Follow This Watering Schedule for Your Newly Installed Sod
Published on Thursday, December 14, 2023
Sod is pre-grown grass that can give you a beautiful new lawn almost instantly, but it needs proper care after installation to encourage strong root development. To set up your newly installed sod in Oregon for success, you must follow a strict watering schedule. On the day of sod installation, you must water it deeply until water penetrates 6 inches into the ground to prevent it from...
What Are the Rules for Mowing Your Sod for the First Time?
Published on Thursday, December 14, 2023
If you've recently had sod installed on your property in Oregon, timing your first mow is crucial. To allow the grass to establish strong roots, it’s best to wait at least two weeks after your sod was installed before mowing. When you do mow, set your mower deck higher than usual to avoid cutting the grass too short, as this can stress the newly planted sod. You’ll also...
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