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January 21, 2026
Pros and Cons of Artificial Turf for Residential Yards
If you live in Washington, you already know that maintaining a lawn here can be a challenge. Between wet winters, dense tree cover, and patchy sunlight, growing and maintaining natural grass often feels like an uphill battle. That’s where artificial turf comes into the conversation. In this article, we’ll walk through the pros and cons…
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January 6, 2026
Top 2026 Landscaping Trends To Transform Your Home’s Curb Appeal
A beautiful front yard isn’t just a treat for the eyes, it’s a reflection of your home’s personality and a key factor in its value. If you’re looking to refresh your home, look no further. 2026 has brought with it many exciting ideas that balance beauty, sustainability, and lifestyle. Whether you dream of a lush…
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January 5, 2026
Irrigation Comparison Guide 2026: Drip, Spray, and Smart Systems
Every landscape is unique, but the need for a good irrigation system is universal. Whether your outdoor space is 7,000 square feet of grass or half an acre of intricate landscaping, irrigation is one of the most critical parts of upkeep. If you choose to keep up with one landscaping practice, let it be irrigation….
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January 2, 2026
Winter Yard Cleanup Checklist Before Snow
As the leaves fall and the temperatures dip below 50 degrees Fahrenheit, your yard is giving you one last gentle nudge: it’s time for winter yard cleanup. If you’re like most Washington homeowners, you want your property to look great year-round, but a messy yard in winter can lead to poor spring growth, compacted soil,…
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January 2, 2026
How Constant Rain PNW Rain Impacts Soil Drainage and Lawn Health
In the Pacific Northwest, rain comes with the territory. From the misty mornings of fall to the steady drizzle of early spring, moisture shapes the look and feel of every yard in our region. But what happens when that familiar rain becomes too much of a good thing? How do you know if your lawn…
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December 6, 2025
How to Protect Trees and Shrubs During Freeze Temperatures
When cold weather rolls in and temperatures plummet, your landscape is at risk. Trees and shrubs, especially young, newly planted, or drought-stressed ones, can suffer real damage when exposed to sudden or prolonged cold. And if you’ve invested in your outdoor space, it’s only natural to want to keep it thriving, even through the harshest…
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December 4, 2025
Winter Lawn Care Tips To Keep Your Grass Healthy Until Spring
When temperatures drop and the rain starts to fall, it’s easy to forget about your lawn. But the truth is, winter lawn care is one of the most important steps in keeping your grass green, healthy, and ready for a strong spring comeback. Especially here in Washington, where the wet winters and cool temperatures bring…
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November 1, 2025
Winterization Guide 2025: Preparing Your Landscape for the Cold Season
Despite our near-complete lack of snow, Washington winters are hard on landscaping. With temperatures that fluctuate between rain, frost, and occasional snow, it takes extra work to keep your space healthy and attractive. This guide explains how to protect turf, plants, and irrigation systems before temperatures drop, and what to do when the season changes…
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September 23, 2025
Why Tacoma’s Rainy Climate Still Requires Sprinklers in Summer
Tacoma has a reputation for being a rainy city, but that doesn’t tell the whole story. While the fall and winter months bring plenty of showers, the Pacific Northwest experiences long stretches of dry weather in the summer. For homeowners who want a healthy lawn and vibrant landscape, a Tacoma rainy sprinkler system is a…
