by greenacres | Jan 13, 2021 | Blog
Oregon winters are typically a rainy, cold, and cloudy affair. This winter has been no different. Dubbed La Niña, we can expect to see significantly more grey clouds and a deluge of rain. While your lawn doesn’t require the same amount of care as it does in other seasons, you still need to maintain it. Now is the time to prepare your lawn to look gorgeous in the spring! PICK UP DEBRIS & KEEP...
by greenacres | Jan 4, 2021 | Blog
Winter is officially here. We are expecting a cold, rainy winter with a possibility of snow in the valley. Most people are bundling up and staying inside to avoid the cold weather. However, it doesn’t have to be this way. Outdoor heating is a great way to bring the indoors outdoors and extend areas of your house. After all, most people are pretty tired of being crammed indoors. Extending...
by greenacres | Nov 5, 2020 | Blog
The holiday season is almost here! Eager holiday-goers will soon be going to a tree farm or lot to pick a tree. Whether it’s an annual tradition or not, Christmas tree shopping can make for a fun and memorable day for all. Many households, however, are now switching to fake trees for the sake of convenience and ease. Although artificial trees are less maintenance and easier to set up, some great...
by greenacres | Oct 14, 2020 | Blog
As we get closer to Halloween, it’s time to start decorating your home with corn stalks, scarecrows, spider webs, and most importantly, pumpkins. Whether used for decorations or carved up to be jack o’ lanterns, pumpkins are a staple of Halloween and fall. But did you know that pumpkins have more uses than just for carving? Pumpkins have a variety of health benefits and can be much more...
by greenacres | Oct 1, 2020 | Blog
Irrigation systems are a great way to automatically water your garden or yard. Using sprinklers and pipes, these systems evenly distribute water and are set on a timer, giving the plants what they need and saving the property owner money. Unfortunately, irrigation systems are commonly forgotten about and can cause a lot of damage if not addressed before the cold weather arrives. What...
