Living in the Portland, Oregon area brings many joys, and having a well-manicured lawn is often one of them. Unfortunately, along with lush grass and vibrant flowers comes the potential for pesky weeds to invade your yard and cause you grief. But don’t despair!
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Musk, or nodding, thistle (Carduus nutans L.) is a biennial herb in the Aster family and native to western Europe and found in various parts of the United States, where it's been declared a noxious weed.
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Identifying & Preventing Rust In Your Lawn Lawn rust is a type of fungal infection that can be alarming when you see its orange, yellow, or rust-colored dust coating your once-pristine grass.
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Understanding Necrotic Ring Spot In Your Lawn Necrotic ring spot is a common and destructive fungal disease that affects turfgrass, causing circular and irregular patches of dead, brown grass surrounded by healthy green turf.
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Understanding Snow Mold In Lawns Snow mold is a common fungal disease that affects lawns in Washington State, even in areas where no significant snowfall occurs.
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Like all common grass species, tall fescue requires proper care and maintenance to ensure it remains healthy and attractive year-round.
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Perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne) is popular for homeowners seeking a vibrant, resilient lawn. Known for its rapid growth, tolerance to cold and shade, and ability to handle moderate wear and tear, it thrives in various climates and provides year-round green coverage.
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