Your yard,
looked after like ours.
Lawn care, cleanups, planting and patios for Beaverton families. One friendly crew, a clear price up front, and a yard you'll want to sit in.
Rather text photos? Text (503) 555-0172 and we'll price it from there.
Everything your yard needs, all year
Lawn care & mowing
Weekly or every-other-week mowing, crisp edges, and a lawn that looks cared for.
Learn moreFall & spring cleanups
Leaves, branches and beds cleaned out so your yard is ready for the season.
Learn moreGarden beds & planting
New beds, native plants, and shrubs chosen to thrive in Beaverton clay.
Learn moreBark mulch & edging
Fresh bark, clean edges and beds that keep weeds down and moisture in.
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Shrub & hedge trimming
Hedges shaped, shrubs thinned, and ornamental trees pruned the right way.
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Patios & paths
Paver patios, stone paths and small hardscapes built to drain right.
Learn moreAn overgrown side yard, back in one day
This Sexton Mountain side yard had disappeared under blackberry and ivy. In one day we cleared it, pulled the roots, edged a new path and laid fresh bark. The family finally has a place for the kids' bikes.
“I started with one mower and a borrowed truck. Ten years later I still walk every yard myself before we quote it, because every yard on this side of Beaverton is a little different.”
Jenna Brooks · Owner & crew lead, since 2014
Jenna's crew has mowed our lawn every week for three years. Always on time, always tidy, and they text if rain changes the day.
Our new flagstone patio looks like it's always been there. They explained every step and the price never changed.
They cleared a side yard I'd given up on. One day, and it's now my favorite spot to sit in the morning.
Built for Beaverton yards
Wet winters, dry summers and heavy clay make Beaverton yards a little different. Here's what we see most, and how to stay ahead of it.
Heavy clay soil
Work compost into whole beds, not just planting holes.
Moss in the lawn
Aerate in fall and mow higher. Killing the moss alone won't keep it gone.
Crane flies
Check for larvae in early spring. A healthy, thick lawn usually outgrows them.
Ivy & blackberry
Pull roots in winter while the soil is soft, and keep cutting regrowth.
Fall
Aerate and overseed. Clear leaves before they smother the lawn. Best season to plant trees and shrubs.
Winter
Prune dormant shrubs and roses. Pull ivy and blackberry roots. Watch where water pools after storms.
Spring
First mow, fresh bark mulch, beds weeded and edged. Check the lawn for crane fly damage.
Summer
Mow high and water deep, early in the morning. Natives and established shrubs need little help.
Know your yard
When to aerate and overseed your lawn in Beaverton
Why early fall is the sweet spot here, and how to give new seed its best start.
Moss in your lawn? Here's what actually fixes it
Moss is a symptom, not the problem. Fix the cause and the grass comes back.
Native plants that thrive in Beaverton yards
Tough, beautiful plants that handle wet winters, dry summers and heavy clay.
Beaverton & the west side
- 1Send a photo or give us a callTell us what's going on in your yard. Phone photos help us plan.
- 2We stop by for freeJenna walks the yard with you and sends a written price.
- 3We do the work and tidy upOn the day we promised, and we leave it cleaner than we found it.