Washington state's residential landscapes are as diverse as its geography, with each region presenting unique challenges and opportunities for nurturing healthy lawns.
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The livability and sustainability of cities are closely linked to the effectiveness of their drainage systems. This is especially true in Washington State, where the abundant rain and snow can lead to flooding and other problems if not properly managed.
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Cultivating a water-efficient and visually appealing yard in Washington involves choosing plants that thrive in the region's unique conditions. The inclusion of water-absorbing plants enhances the beauty of your outdoor space and contributes to the ecological health of the region.
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Dandelions appear in lawns and fields all over the world, and they are a pesky weed that homeowners here in the Portland, OR area are all too familiar with.
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Identifying & Preventing Brown Patch Lawn Disease Brown patch is a damaging fungal disease that specifically targets cool-season grasses, such as Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass, and tall fescue.
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Canada thistle (commonly referred to as creeping thistle) is a perennial weed that grows in a wide variety of climates and soil conditions, making it a real problem for homeowners in our area.
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Chickweed is a common lawn weed that can cause significant damage to your grass if left unchecked. People are often fooled by its cheerful-looking flowers, but allowing chickweed to grow freely is the last thing you want to do.
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Field bindweed (Convolvulus arvensis) is a common lawn weed that can cause serious damage to your grass and other plants. Though there may be some more common and harmful lawn weeds you will encounter, bindweed’s presence in your yard should not be taken lightly.
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Creeping Charlie, also known as ground-ivy, is one of the most common and pervasive lawn weeds. It can be a real nuisance for homeowners who are trying to maintain a healthy and lush lawn. Unfortunately, it's often difficult to identify creeping Charlie until it’s too late.
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The battle for the picture-perfect lawn is constant, especially as the weather gets warmer in the spring. Crabgrass, a common nuisance annual grassy weed, is known to take root during this time.
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