Published on Thursday, September 22, 2022

Landscape beds play an important role in the overall curb appeal of your property in Oregon, so it's important that they always look their best. If you're looking to increase the beauty of your landscape beds, there are three services you will need to schedule: trimming and pruning, mulch installation, and flower installation. Trimming and pruning services are essential to...
Published on Wednesday, September 14, 2022

Throughout the year, your lawn will likely become compacted due to things like rain, foot traffic, and the weight of lawn mowers. To relieve that compacted soil, you should have your lawn aerated. The aeration process is used to loosen up the compacted soil in your lawn so nutrients and resources such as water and sunlight can easily access the roots of your grass. In Oregon, this process...
Published on Wednesday, September 07, 2022

While you likely know that fertilizers contain nutrients that your lawn needs to thrive, have you ever wondered exactly what nutrients are in fertilizers and what role they play in the health of your lawn? Well, we have the answer for you! Most fertilizers contain three main nutrients: nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorus. Each of these fertilizer ingredients provide your lawn with specific...
Published on Wednesday, August 17, 2022

Fire pits are a great feature to add to your property as they make spending time outdoors when the weather starts to get chilly here in Oregon more enjoyable. Not only that, a fire pit will instantly enhance the aesthetics of your outdoor living space and it can also increase the overall value of your property as well! What's more, you can even use a fire pit to cook meals, as long as...
Published on Monday, August 15, 2022

If your lawn here in Oregon begins to suffer because of compacted soil, you shouldn't grow impatient and try to aerate it yourself. Although it is true that aeration can alleviate compacted soil and help your lawn access the resources that it needs to thrive, performing this lawn care service yourself is not a good idea. If you try to aerate your lawn on your own, you could use the...
Published on Wednesday, August 03, 2022

Mulch ground coverings play an important role in your landscape beds as they provide both aesthetic and functional benefits. If you're wondering if you really need to refresh the mulch in your landscape beds every year, the answer is a resounding yes! That's because mulch will decompose over time, so you'll need to replace it to make sure that it's providing its intended benefits. ...
Published on Wednesday, July 06, 2022

Weeds have no place on your lawn. Aside from their habit of stealing essential nutrients away from your plants, they can also ruin your curb appeal. In Oregon, two invasive weeds that you'll want to keep an eye out for are Himalayan blackberry and evergreen blackberry. Himalayan blackberry is known for its edible berries and dense thickets that will crowd out your lawn. Evergreen...
Published on Wednesday, June 29, 2022

Artificial turf is a great, low-maintenance alternative to natural grass. Artificial turf can be installed throughout your entire lawn or in just specific sections. Artificial turf is a durable, versatile, and aesthetic choice for lawns in Oregon. Try installing artificial turf on balconies and between pavers to add a unique look to your outdoor living space. Adding artificial turf to side ...
Published on Thursday, June 23, 2022

Moss can be a familiar sight to every property owner living in rainy and moist areas, such as Gresham, OR. This is a low-growing plant that requires water and moisture to grow and reproduce. Its presence on your lawn is something you don't want because it means there are poor growing conditions in your lawn. If you have moss on your lawn, it could mean that you have weak turf,...
Published on Thursday, June 16, 2022

Overseeding each year will thicken your lawn with new grass to establish a strong, healthy lawn. However, people tend
to think that the best season to overseed is spring. While cool-season grasses found in Oregon do thrive
during this season, it’s actually a bad idea to overseed at this time. For one, weeds start germinating in the
spring, making it harder for new...