Posted by Grange Co-op on 12th Feb 2019
EARLY SPRING LAWN CARE
February in the Pacific Northwest may not show signs of warming temperatures, but if you look closely, you may spot the early growth of crocuses, daffodils, helleborus, or even pansies. The ground is beginning to warm, which means your lawn is beginning to wake up. During this time, your grass will be hungry! It needs feeding in order to strengthen its roots and launch into the growing season. Early spring is the ideal… Read more
Posted by Grange Co-op on 31st Aug 2018
Sometimes lawns become so overtaken with weeds the most efficient and productive method to recover is to re-seed. If you have assessed your lawn and settled on this decision, establishing a new lawn can be a process that can seem overwhelming. However, seeding to establish a healthy lawn is common and simple with the correct tools. This GrangeKnows article will provide you the step-by-step procedure to help you successfully establish a healthy… Read more
Posted by Grange Co-op on 2nd Feb 2017
Here in the northwest, spring planting for certain plants and trees starts as early as late January! Look to Grange Co-op for the plants,
tools, and soil amendments you need to successfully get these first-of-the-season beauties in the ground and growing.
NOTE: All availability times provided are estimates. Please call your local Grange Co-op for current availability. Stocked varieties vary by store.
Primroses : One of the of… Read more
Posted by Grange Co-op on 1st Oct 2016
Whether you're looking for vegetable and herb starts, annuals and perennials, or shrubs and trees, you'll find a wide selection of hardy, high quality live plants at your
local Grange Co-op nursery.
We take pride in being your source for dozens of the most popular, sought-after varieties for southern Oregon and California gardens and landscaping.
Our nursery staff is here to answer questions about how and when to plant, ensuring the b… Read more