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Should You Prune Your Shrubs This Fall in Seattle?

Wondering if you should prune your shrubs this fall in Seattle? Discover how to spot shrubs that need a trim.

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What Does Year-Round Landscape Maintenance Look Like on Mercer Island?

Year-round landscape maintenance helps Mercer Island gardens respond to changing seasons, from spring growth and summer watering to fall cleanup and winter preparation.

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How to Tackle an Overgrown Yard in Seattle Before Fall

Summer in Seattle can sometimes leave a yard feeling out of hand. Here is our guide on what to tackle before fall arrives, which tasks to save for the cooler months, and how to get your space ready for planting season.

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How Often Should You Mow Your Lawn in Seattle? Weekly vs. Biweekly Explained

How often should you mow your lawn in Seattle? Learn the difference between weekly and biweekly mowing and how timing impacts long-term lawn health.

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What Does Full-Service Landscape Maintenance Include?

Full-service landscape maintenance involves far more than mowing. Learn what a comprehensive maintenance program includes and why Seattle landscapes benefit from soil care, pruning, irrigation management, and seasonal planning.

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Yard Care vs Landscape Maintenance: What’s the Difference?

Yard care and landscape maintenance are often used interchangeably, but they represent very different levels of service. Understanding the difference helps Seattle homeowners protect soil health, plant longevity, and long-term landscape performance.

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Lessons from Our First Year Testing Battery-Powered Landscape Equipment

After a year of testing battery-powered landscaping equipment, we’re sharing the real lessons—the wins, the challenges, and what it takes to move away from gas.

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Seattle’s Gas Leaf Blower Ban: What It Means for Homeowners and Landscapers

Seattle bans gas-powered landscape equipment and we are moving to battery-powered tools now.

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Moss Removal

Moss is common in Seattle lawns, but it’s often a sign of deeper issues like shade, compacted soil, poor drainage, or low fertility. Learn how to manage moss thoughtfully by improving soil health, supporting stronger turf, and creating conditions where lawns can thrive long-term.

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Carbon Sequestration

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Lawn Care Treatments

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Organic Fertilizer

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