Taking care of your yard is no easy task, especially here in the Camas, Washougal, and Vancouver, Washington area, where daily weather conditions can change abruptly. Staying caught up on mowing is hard enough, even before you factor in your other landscape chores. We have good news though; you don’t have to do it alone! Urban Eden Landscaping is always here to help. Our crews are highly trained in caring for all of your lawn maintenance needs. Here, we will discuss what our basic lawn maintenance services include.
5 Tips for Summer Landscaping
Summer is upon us here in the Camas, Washougal, and Vancouver, Washington area. With summer comes warmer weather and beautiful plant growth, but it also brings other landscaping tasks that are often overlooked. Here we will discuss a few tips for landscaping tasks to focus on over the summer.
Why Mulch?
Spring is one of the best times to apply mulch to your flower and garden beds in Camas, Washougal, and Vancouver, Washington. Not sure what mulch is exactly? Mulch comes in a variety of materials and varieties. Here we will discuss a few benefits of adding mulch to your landscape.
Benefits of Dethatching and Aerating
Spring is upon us here in Camas, Washougal, and Vancouver, Washington, and summer is approaching quickly. The weather is turning warmer, which means most of us will spend more time outside enjoying our landscapes and lawns. However, having an unsightly lawn can put a damper on your spring and summer plans. There is a long list of ways to ensure the health and lushness of your lawn and dethatching and aerating is at the top of that list.
Landscaping Spring Cleanup
Cleaning up your yard in spring can be a daunting and downright overwhelming task. That is especially true here in Camas, Washougal, and Vancouver, Washington where we have an abundance of foliage and ever-changing weather conditions. Spring cleanup, however, is an essential task that should be performed on schedule, not merely for the sake of having greater curb appeal (although, that is an added incentive). Cleaning up your landscape in spring is vital to removing debris that can cause disease or pests to grow within your landscape. In this post, we will go over some tasks that any well-rounded spring cleanup should include.
Got Moss? Tips for Getting Rid of Moss in Lawns
Moss: The Fuzzy Green Plant Taking Over Your Lawn For homeowners in the Pacific Northwest, moss is a common issue. While some consider moss to have a certain esthetic appeal, even using it in planters and decor, it is not a great sign if it’s growing in your lawn. If you have moss growth, you … Read more
3 Organic Weed Control Methods
It’s that time of year again, where the temperatures slowly begin to rise, and plants wake from their dormant slumber. This includes those undesirable plants we refer to as weeds. Throughout Camas, Washougal, and Vancouver, Washington, weeds grow rampant and can quickly dominate any landscape. A lot of us turn to the use of chemicals to control these undesirable plants, but, good news, we don’t have to! We can control weeds organically with minimal effort.
Preparing for Spring
Spring is quickly approaching in the Camas, Washougal, and Vancouver, Washington areas. With spring comes an abundance of outdoor chores, which are easy to fall behind on. That is why it is important to start preparing your yard for spring now. This article will discuss a few tasks to consider performing before spring officially arrives.
Winter Clean-Up
We are officially halfway through winter here in Camas, Washougal, and Vancouver, Washington. Many of us make the mistake to ignore our landscapes during this time of year, simply because the grass has slowed its growth. The truth is, however, that there is still plenty of tasks that should be completed during the colder months.
Removing Blackberry
One of the most common and abundant invasive plants throughout Camas, Washougal, and Vancouver, Washington is blackberry. If blackberry is left to grow unhindered, it will consume everything in its path, including your house or other buildings. No matter what path you take for removal, fully eradicating this invasive plant will take time and persistence. This article will discuss the most common method of removal without the use of chemicals.