Posted by Grange Co-op on 11th Jan 2022
Rooftop gardening, or 'green roofs' is one of the most visually appealing and fulfilling ways of utilizing a vacant roof space. Although you can’t grow everything on it, city dwellers living in high rises, don't be discouraged, urban gardening is attainable!
There are many plants available at your local Grange Co-op that is suitable for this type of roof gardening. When choosing plants for your rooftop, there are a few things to consider, su… Read more
Posted by Grange Co-op on 29th Dec 2021
Crabgrass is one of the most invasive, damaging weeds in the Pacific Northwest. Plaguing even the healthiest lawns, crabgrass gets its name because it grows low to the ground with stems that radiate out from the center grass clump, resembling crab legs. If left unattended, crabgrass can quickly take over a lawn, growing stronger and resultingly more difficult to kill. Preventing Crabgrass
Pesky crabgrass spreads quickly during warm summ… Read more
Posted by Grange Co-op on 19th Jul 2021
A lush, properly-maintained lawn can do more than just beautify your home. It absorbs rainfall, lowers soil erosion, produces much-needed oxygen, and enhances the quality of air by absorbing dust and other particles. Whether you're trying to revitalize existing grass that has been damaged by disease or winter or aiming to grow your lawn from scratch, planting the most suitable grass seed can help you make your lawn look incredibly beautiful.… Read more
Posted by Grange Co-op on 19th Jul 2021
What Is Landscaping Fabric?
Landscaping fabric, also known as landscape fabric, is a textile material used to prevent the growth of weeds in your planting beds. The material inhibits sunlight and covers sections of the plants you wish to protect, while still allowing moisture and water to the soil. Landscape fabric is a great way to protect your planting beds from unwanted weeds, saving you time by reducing maintenance in the long run.… Read more