When to Apply Fertilizer to Oregon Lawns
Oregon’s climate is varied – from the mild, wet Willamette Valley and coastal zones to the hot, dry high desert east of…
Read articleTag
Oregon: Lawns
Types of Lawns to Consider for Oregon Yards: Turf, Clover, Native
Oregon’s diverse climate — from the cool, wet coast and Willamette Valley to the hot, dry interior and high desert — means…
Read articleSteps to Convert Small Lawn Areas to Native Plantings in Oregon
Converting small lawn areas to native plantings in Oregon is one of the highest-return actions a homeowner or steward can take for…
Read articleIdeas for Natural Lawn Care Routines in Oregon
Oregon’s varied climate–from the wet, mild Willamette Valley and coastal zones to the drier, hotter interior and high-elevation foothills–means there is no…
Read articleBest Ways to Manage Thatch and Compaction in Oregon Lawns
Oregon lawns face a distinct set of challenges: heavy winter rains in the Willamette Valley, seasonal dryness and clay soils in the…
Read articleBenefits of Proper Irrigation Scheduling for Oregon Lawns
Proper irrigation scheduling is one of the most cost-effective, practical actions a homeowner, landscaper, or property manager can take to keep lawns…
Read articleWhat to Include in an Oregon Lawn Soil Improvement Plan
Improving lawn soil in Oregon requires a plan that matches the state’s diverse climates, soil types, and the needs of cool-season turfgrasses.…
Read articleWhat Does Proper Lawn Aeration Do for Oregon Lawns?
Lawn aeration is one of the most effective cultural practices for maintaining a healthy, resilient lawn in Oregon. Done properly, aeration fixes…
Read articleHow Do Soil Tests Improve Oregon Lawn Care?
Healthy lawns start from the ground up. In Oregon, where climate, soils, and turfgrass species vary widely from the Coast to the…
Read articleWhy Do Turf Weeds Invade Oregon Lawns?
Lawns in Oregon present a unique combination of challenges and opportunities for turf managers and homeowners. Many readers wonder why weeds that…
Read article