Weekly cuts on a set day, with crisp edges along walks and beds and the clippings blown off your driveway before we leave.

A five-round program timed to the Willamette Valley's seasons: moss control and pre-emergent in late winter, slow-release feedings through the dry summer and a winterizer once the fall rains return.

Core aeration opens compacted soil so water, air and seed reach the roots. Paired with overseeding in early fall, it thickens a thin lawn.

New foundation plantings, perennial beds and privacy screens matched to sun, soil and deer pressure, with native and drought-tolerant choices for a dry Oregon summer.

Beds weeded and re-edged first, then topped with two to three inches of hemlock or fir bark.

Shrubs shaped, hedges leveled and small trees limbed up on the right schedule for each species so they flower and stay healthy.

Paver patios and walkways set on a properly compacted base with polymeric sand joints so they stay flat and moss-free through a wet Oregon winter.

Segmental block and boulder walls that hold a grade, drain properly and give you level, usable yard back.

Big-leaf maple leaves, sticks and winter storm debris cleared, beds cut back and edged, and the lawn ready for the first cut or the last.

After a wind storm or the rare ice event, we clear downed limbs, blown debris and clogged yard drains so walks, driveways and beds are usable again, usually within a day or two.