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Pruning isn’t just about cutting things back. Done correctly, it improves plant health, enhances structure, and brings out the natural beauty of your landscape. Done incorrectly, it can set plants back for years. This project in Beaverton, Oregon is a perfect example of how thoughtful pruning can completely transform a space.

When grass is thin, patchy, or declining year after year, it usually comes down to what’s happening below the surface: compacted soil, poor seed-to-soil contact, and inconsistent growth. That’s where a full lawn renovation makes the difference.

Spring in the Pacific Northwest means longer days, fresh growth… and a whole lot of pest activity. If you’re starting to notice ants on the move or more spiders around your home, you’re not alone. This is when everything wakes up. The good news? A little prevention now goes a long way.

If your lawn has seen better days you’ve probably wondered: Do I fix what I have… or start over completely? At ProGrass Landscape, we help homeowners make that exact decision every day. The right choice depends on your lawn’s condition, your goals, and your timeline. Let’s break down the difference between lawn renovation and lawn replacement, along with the pros and cons of each.

While it may seem harmless, moss is often a sign that your lawn is struggling, and late winter/early spring is an ideal time to start addressing it so your lawn is ready to rebound in spring.

If you wait until spring to think about your landscape, you’re already behind! In Portland, Eugene, and Seattle, the most successful landscape projects often start months before the first shovel hits the ground, and January is the ideal time to begin. Design Takes Time (and That’s a Good Thing) A great landscape doesn’t happen overnight. The planning process can include: Site evaluation and drainage considerations Design concepts and revisions Material and plant selection Sch

The landscape-design world is always evolving but one thing hasn’t changed: homeowners and property managers want outdoor spaces that look great, are easy to care for, and feel good to be in.

Applying mulch during this season offers significant benefits that help protect your plants, improve soil quality, and reduce maintenance throughout the year.

As we move into the winter season in the Portland and Seattle areas, many homeowners and property managers assume that landscape care slows down. But when it comes to pruning trees and shrubs, now is actually one of the best times of year to take action. During the dormant season (typically late fall through early spring), trees and shrubs are not actively growing. Pruning now reduces stress and allows plants to heal more efficiently before spring growth begins.

As temperatures drop in November and December, mice and rats across the Pacific Northwest begin searching for warm, sheltered places to spend the winter.

If you’re planning to carve your pumpkins, patience pays off. Once the inside is exposed to air, the clock starts ticking toward rot. Try to hold off on carving until just before Halloween to keep your jack-o’-lanterns looking their best.

As fall settles in, you might notice mushrooms popping up in your lawn or landscape beds. While they can appear suddenly and sometimes seem alarming, there’s no need for concern. In fact, mushrooms are a natural (and beneficial!) part of your landscape’s ecosystem. What’s Really Going On Beneath the Surface When temperatures cool and moisture increases, the underground network of fungi called mycelium becomes active. This mycelium is the true body of the fungus, and what you

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