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February 20, 2013
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When web surfers are on the prowl for
landscape maintenance service providers, they often head to Houzz.com, an exceptional online platform for home design and remodeling. Landscape East & West is thrilled to have won a Best of Houzz Remodeling award this year.
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January 17, 2013
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You have choices when it comes to landscape maintenance. Go with a “just-the-basics” package, and your landscape maintenance service will likely mow your lawn, blow off any leaves and do little else on a regular basis. The alternative option is to hire a full-service landscaping firm that can provide for all aspects of your yard, while also maintaining a neat appearance. As we’re a
full-service Portland landscape maintenance company, you’re probably not surprised that we recommend the second option. Here’s why:
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December 27, 2012
The Portland Business Journal has named Landscape East & West one of the top landscaping companies in Portland for 2012.
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December 18, 2012
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Water is the most calming element. Humans naturally delight in the endless sounds and sights of water. If you’re looking to add interest to your outdoor area – or if you’re looking to mask unwanted sound, such as that of the traffic on a busy street – there’s no better approach than adding
water features. Portland garden lovers can create a beautiful water feature that blends seamlessly into the surrounding landscape by following these tips:
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November 20, 2012
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Thanksgiving is a wonderful time to give thanks for what inspires and sustains us. Here at Landscape East & West, we’re feeling grateful for the increasing popularity of
sustainable landscape maintenance and design.
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October 10, 2012
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As homeowners focus more and more energy on their digital lives, some landscapers fear that designed landscapes – outdoor areas created by landscaping professionals – will go the way of the Palm Pilot. How can landscape designers update our craft to make it more relevant to modern homeowners?
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October 08, 2012
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Looking up at Portland’s tree canopy, it’s incredible to think about the sheer volume of leaves that will soon be clogging up gutters and piling up on sidewalks. In a natural setting, those fallen leaves serve important purposes – they add nutrients to the soil and offer natural ground insulation. In an urban setting, however, the autumnal shedding of leaves can pose a real hassle for everything from drainage to lawn care.
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September 18, 2012
Landscape East & West is proud to accept an award from the
Business Recycling Awards Group (BRAG), which recognizes businesses throughout Clackamas County that do an outstanding job of recycling, preventing waste, purchasing recycled-content products and promoting sustainability.
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September 13, 2012
![Rain 1 by IrisDragon, on Flickr Rain 1](http://farm1.staticflickr.com/168/459042023_6273adc312_n.jpg)
From our years of experience landscaping Lake Oswego and Portland, we can tell you that rainwater harvesting systems are highly beneficial, even in a moist climate like the Pacific Northwest. Yes, for much of the year
rainwater harvesting systems in Portland-area homes will over-collect. At these times, the excess water can be diverted onto a permeable surface, where it will drain away slowly into the city watershed. Even during these wet periods, harvesting does help benefit the local eco system by slowing the drainage of rainwater to the river.
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September 06, 2012
If you’re a homeowner looking to remodel – or if you just think you might want to renovate down the road – we encourage you to come to the Remodeling Street Fair on Saturday, Sept. 15, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Neil Kelly Design Center (804 N. Alberta). The event will offer a wealth of information on the latest products, services and trends in home remodeling.
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