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Prepare Your Lawn For Fire Season
Published on Thursday, June 10, 2021
The 2021 fire season has started a month earlier than expected in some counties of Oregon. It usually begins
in early June and lasts until fall or when state officials declare it. Burn bans are announced alongside the fire
season to mitigate the risk of more wildfires.
More than 1.2 million acres of land were burned in 2020's wildfires, leaving many residents struggling....
What Makes Slow-Release Fertilizer the Better Option for Lawns?
Published on Wednesday, June 02, 2021
Fertilizer treatments are an important lawn care service as they feed your lawn with essential nutrients that it will need to thrive. However, many property owners are curious about the difference between slow-release and quick-release fertilizer. While there are similarities, there are also several important distinctions that make slow-release fertilizer more desirable. Here in Gresham,...
Sod Vs Seed - Which Should You Choose?
Published on Monday, May 31, 2021
Fresh and vibrant grass is always a good idea for your lawn, and it can be achieved either through seeding or
installing sod. It is critical to make an informed choice between whether you want the instant gratification that sod
installation can give you or the lower initial cost that comes with seeding. Another factor to consider is the time it
takes to establish your thick, lush lawn.
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Don't Mow YET! How long should you wait to mow after fertilization treatments?
Published on Friday, April 23, 2021
Enrolling in a fertilization program is one of the best things you can do for your lawn. Most programs offer
year-round protection so that you never have to worry if your lawn is getting the correct amount of nutrients during
every changing season. We often get questions from clients about how long they have to wait until they can resume
normal activity such as cutting the grass on a...
5 Things to Consider When Planning for Your New Landscape Design
Published on Friday, April 16, 2021
Although extremely exciting, redesigning your landscape is a huge project with many different variables to consider. There are a few things that many homeowners forget to think about which, in turn, impacts how their finished product looks. It is best to get advice from landscapers who have designed and installed thousands of landscapes to tell you what most customers tend to forget to think...
The Dangers of Removing English Ivy by Yourself
Published on Monday, March 15, 2021
English ivy can be an attractive plant found all over Oregon. It tends to grow in cold, shaded areas where the soil is kept moist and fertile. Many people use English ivy as decorations in their gardens because of its pretty "climbing" appearance and color. However, the plant isn’t native to our state and can easily become invasive.
English ivy has the ability to spread rapidly ...
Get a Spring Cleanup! Don't Be the Eyesore on Your Block
Published on Tuesday, February 16, 2021
The cold months of the winter season leave your lawn weak and unprepared for the growing season ahead. Usually, you'll find that there is a lot of leftover clutter and debris from the fall and winter seasons. A spring cleanup is the best way to give your lawn the TLC it needs after those chilly months. Spring cleanups not only help your lawn look its best, but they also prevent further health ...
Kick-Start Spring with These 3 Colorful Annuals
Published on Tuesday, January 12, 2021
With spring approaching fast, many homeowners plan to add some splashes of color to their yard. What flowers are best to
plant in early spring in the Portland area? We have three favorites—annual geraniums, snapdragons, and sweet peas!
At J&C Lawn Care, we offer a variety of
annual flowers to give your yard vibrant seasonal colors. If you live in the Gresham, OR...
6 Invasive Plants That May Be Lurking in Your Backyard
Published on Wednesday, December 09, 2020
Invasive plants are common in all lawns. It's important to recognize when your lawn has them because, if they go
untreated, they can harm your other plants and vegetation by stealing the available water, sunlight, and
essential nutrients. The first step to protecting your lawn from invasive plants is knowing what they look
like. Some of them can easily be mistaken for pretty...
Get A Jump On Spring: Plan Your Next Landscaping Project This Winter
Published on Thursday, November 26, 2020
While winter might be considered a 'dead time' in the lawn and landscaping space to begin working on a new landscaping project, it couldn't be further from the truth. In fact, waiting until the spring may be too late!
The only problem is not everybody adopts this mindset. Many homes and businesses in Gresham, Happy Valley, and nearby areas won't begin thinking about...
