Invasive plants can disrupt the delicate balance of Portland's ecosystems, posing a threat to native species and habitats. English Ivy, Bamboo, Pampus Grass, Holly, and Leland Cypress have all made their mark as unwelcome intruders, outcompeting and displacing native vegetation. By understanding the challenges these troublesome plants pose, we can take action to preserve the natural beauty and biodiversity that defines the Portland region.
Pruning shrubs and hedges is essential to maintaining a healthy and visually appealing landscape. Regular pruning promotes plant growth and structure and enhances the overall aesthetics of your outdoor space. However, knowing the appropriate timing and frequency for pruning can perplex many gardeners and homeowners. In this blog post, we will delve into the art of pruning and discuss how often you should prune your shrubs and hedges to keep them in optimal condition.
Landscaping is so fun because simple changes can make significant impacts. We have compiled five simple, budget-friendly ways to add curb appeal quickly to your Portland home.
Ten must-have plants that are particularly well-suited for Portland. From vibrant blooms to graceful foliage, each plant has been carefully selected for its ability to thrive in the region's unique climate and conditions. By incorporating these plants into your landscape, you can elevate the beauty of your outdoor space and create an oasis that reflects the natural splendor of the Willamette Valley.
As the seasons change and your lawn shows signs of wear and tear, it's time to consider reseeding. Oregon's unique climate, specifically Portland and the surrounding metro, requires careful consideration when determining the best time to reseed your lawn. Read on to find out when we suggest overseeding your lawn.
You've got a beautiful new home, but did you know there is often unseen damage to the soil?
Clover lawns are trending; for good reason, they limit the environmental impact and are much less maintenance. Read on the hear about the benefits of having a clover lawn.
Adding heat to your outdoor space can be a great way to enjoy nature and connect with friends and family during cold nights. Built-in wood-burning fire pits, built-in gas fire pits, and outdoor fireplaces are all great options for adding warmth and ambiance to your outdoor area.
Spring cleanups are an essential part of a healthy and well-maintained landscape. Here are five reasons why we think they are necessary.
