lawn care services for an unhealthy lawn
A healthy lawn is green, thick, and cool, and it invites you to take off your shoes and walk barefoot on it. It’s where you teach your son how to throw a curveball or your daughter how to kick a soccer ball. A beautiful lawn shows you have pride in your home and community.…
Read MoreWinter Gardening Tips
As cold weather sets in and our minds begin to buzz about the upcoming holiday season, it’s time to prepare your lawn and garden for the winter. As the growing season closes, it’s time to put up the garden tools and watering cans until next year and get your yard ready to “sleep” through…
Read MorePlanting Spring Bulbs
With the arrival of November, it’s time to think about any spring bulbs you plan on planting, which is best done between September and late November. Choose bulbs that have no obvious defects or blemishes and take into consideration how far apart each bulb needs to be spaced. Most bulbs do well in sunny,…
Read MorePacific Northwest Lawn-Care
Aerate compacted soil: Most lawns have trouble growing in compacted soil (many weeds, unfortunately, thrive in it). If you need to or want to aerate, do so in spring — when your grass is actively growing.
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