(360) 384-0799 6209 Portal Way • Ferndale, WA 98248After working on perfecting our lawns all spring, summer and early fall it’s easy to feel accomplished and complete for the year when we send our mowers off for winter maintenance. Not so fast. Chickweed, Shepherd's Purse, Annual Bluegrass, Buttercups [ Read More... ]
Over the past 30 years, we’ve seen our fair share of poorly maintained equipment, especially when it comes to winterizing. Before you store your equipment till next spring, take time to do the following 5 things to ensure your equipment [ Read More... ]
As the summer is winding down, it’s time to start thinking about prepping your lawn for those cold temps. And if you don’t prepare properly, you could be left with a less than stellar lawn come springtime. Check out these [ Read More... ]
There’s a good reason STIHL is the #1 selling brand of chainsaws worldwide. From the MS 170 to the professional MS 661 C-M and everything in between, STIHL saws are hard to beat when it comes to power, performance and [ Read More... ]
Getting rid of unwanted blackberries can be a challenge, as most PNW homeowners know. Blackberries are perennials, but they grow and bear fruit every other year, then they die. Each year the plant sends up new canes to replace the [ Read More... ]
Summer is right around the corner, which means homeowners everywhere are preparing to transition from spring to summer lawn care routines. As spring growth subsides, changing your mowing, weeding, and watering habits is an important part of keeping your lawn [ Read More... ]
Husqvarna officially released their first robotic mower in 1995, it was called the Solar Mower. Over the next 3 years Husqvarna worked to refine the Solar Mower so that it could run 24/7 in all kinds weather and by [ Read More... ]
A healthy, summer lawn starts with spring maintenance. These 3 simple tips will ensure you’ll have a lush and beautiful lawn this summer! From aerating to mowing to seeding, proper spring lawn care encompasses a range of responsibilities, and [ Read More... ]
Usually, April showers lead to May showers in the Pacific Northwest. This year could be a welcome respite to a cold, rainy winter, however, The Farmer's Almanac is calling for below-average rainfall in Washington this spring, and above-average temperatures all [ Read More... ]
