Tips for Homeowners
Controlling Pests in Your Lawn
There are a handful of pests that will seek to destroy your lush, beautiful lawn – even in the Pacific Northwest. We have isolated the most common and provided our recommendations for treating them.
Controlling Common Weeds in Your Lawn
Eventually weeds will be a problem in every lawn. Keeping your lawn lush and healthy helps choke many weeds out. If you do get a weed infestation, take quick action. Once a weed population spreads, it is more visible in your yard and harder to eradicate. Moreover, in...
Proper Lawn Irrigation
The Pacific Northwest has a reputation for receiving more rain than other parts of the West Coast. However, about 90% of the average rainfall in the greater Seattle area comes during the fall and winter months.
Summer Lawn Care
Summer weather warms up and rainfall can be hit or miss. There are some easy steps you can take to ensure your lawn stays green and healthy all summer barbecue season long. Watering Grasses in Western Washington typically require about an inch of water per week....
Proper Mowing Height for Your Lawn
The height at which you mow your lawn not only varies by the variety of grass you have in your yard, but also can determine how much water is needed to maintain its fullest green color all through the spring and summer.
Spring Lawn Care
Spring in Western Washington means warmer weather and the start of the growing season. Spring is also a great time to give your lawn that tune up to keep it looking lush and beautiful all through the summer.
Winter Lawn Care
The most common lawn type is Fescue turf grass which stays green year-round in most California climates. Fescue growth slows down in the winter, decreasing the need for mowing to once every two or three weeks instead of every week.
Autumn Lawn Care
September through November Northwestern Ryegrass Blend The weather cools, the leaves turn golden hues of yellow and orange, and suddenly fall has begun. What does this mean for your lawn care? Lawn management in Washington’s wet climate can require some special...
Finding the Best Seed
Our team of Managers make regular visits to the Willamette Valley in Oregon to stay up to date on the process it takes to bring sod quality turf seed to plant in our fields. Larry LeMay, our President and seed buyer, makes this same trip annually to inspect seed...
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