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Flower beds and lawns
Color for the bright, short summer
Flower beds, spring bulbs, perennials and a well-kept lawn that make the most of Central Oregon's sunny season.
If this sounds like your yard
- Beds that look empty in early spring
- A lawn bigger than you use
- Edges that never stay crisp
How we do it
We plan beds so something is in bloom from the first spring bulbs to the last fall flowers, using plants that shrug off cold nights.
Where you want lawn, we keep it to the areas you actually use, edge it cleanly and set the watering so it stays green without waste.
On the job
- Bulbs and perennialsColor from spring into fall.
- Clean edgingCrisp lines between lawn and beds.
- Right-sized lawnKept where it gets used.
- Watering set-upTimed for the season.
Good to know
Questions about this work
When do bulbs go in?
In fall, so they bloom the following spring.
Can you shrink our lawn?
Yes. We replace unused lawn with beds or high desert planting.
Do you mow?
We can include lawn care in a seasonal plan.
Which flowers handle the cold?
Many do. We choose hardy perennials and bulbs that come back each year.
