Pacific Landscape Management

10/19/2026

Fall rains are on the way, and our crews are shifting gears! 🍂
From timing final mowings around wet weather to collecting and recycling fallen leaves, we’re preparing your landscapes for the season ahead. Read our latest newsletter for a look at what to expect this fall.

Email from Pacific Landscape Management Enjoy Fall Color, Rain Coming What a beautiful October it has been! We hope you’ve had a chance to get outdoors and enjoy the warm, dry weather. Fall rains appe

10/15/2026

🌿 Sharing Horticultural Expertise with Our HOA Communities!

Today, Mauricio Flores of Pacific Landscape Management joined a panel of industry experts at the Willamette Valley HOA Resource Group in Salem, sharing best horticultural practices and helping HOA communities prepare for the upcoming fall and winter seasons.

From seasonal landscape maintenance to proactive planning, Mauricio shared valuable insights to help HOA communities maintain healthy, attractive landscapes throughout the changing seasons.

Additional panelists brought expertise in building maintenance, professional community management, and consulting, providing attendees with a well-rounded perspective on caring for their communities.

We're proud to have Mauricio representing TEAM ORANGE and sharing his horticultural knowledge with our local HOA community!

10/13/2026

Meet Daisy—Brian Benedict’s four-legged sidekick and possibly the most enthusiastic member of the account management team at one of our large tech-company properties in Beaverton! 🐶🦺

If every team member showed up in the proper PPE and engaged with our clients as naturally as Daisy does, we’d be in great shape. She’s a wonderful reminder that dogs bring something special to the workplace: they help break the ice, strengthen connections, reduce stress, and make everyone’s day a little brighter.

Daisy may be small, but her impact on the team is anything but. Thanks for showing us how it’s done, Daisy!

10/08/2026

Warm fall weather and rising water costs make every drop count. 💧🌿 In this newsletter, we explore how smarter irrigation and thoughtful lawn conversions can help conserve water, manage costs, and keep your property looking its best. Read more below:

Email from Pacific Landscape Management Budgeting for Water Conservation An unusually warm start to October has us continuing to irrigate at a time when we would normally be preparing to shut down sys

10/02/2026

🎉 We’re proud to be a sponsor of the BOMA Oregon Product & Services Expo!

Come visit us at our booth, say hello, and enter for a chance to win our raffle prize! (pictured)

📍 BOMA Oregon Product & Services Expo
Pearl West
1455 NW Irving Street
Portland, Oregon
7th floor
Thursday Oct 1 3:30- 6:00

We’ll see you there!

09/30/2026

Pacific University's Forest Grove campus is a lot of ground to cover: historic buildings, towering white oaks, and grounds that host everything from commencement to community events.

Todd Tracewell, Director of Facilities Management, can't walk every corner of it every day. That's where PLM comes in. Our crews do regular walks of the grounds and bring issues straight to Todd's team, often before anyone else would notice.

Great grounds care isn't just about the work you see. It's about being another set of eyes when you can't be there.

See the full Pacific University story: https://www.pacscape-wa.com/pacific-university

09/28/2026

🌼 Pansy season is here!

As summer color fades, our TEAM ORANGE crews are beginning the transition to fall seasonal color. But beautiful pansies through a wet Pacific Northwest winter take more than simply planting them.

In this week’s newsletter, we’re sharing a look behind the scenes at PLM’s pansy program and the extra steps we take—from greenhouse to planting bed—to keep seasonal color healthy and looking its best throughout the winter. Read more here: https://conta.cc/3Vvd99F

Bring on the fall color! 🍂🌼

Email from Pacific Landscape Management Fall Is Here And So Are Pansies Summer flowers often look their best in August and September, but with the recent rain and cooler temperatures, their season wil

09/25/2026

🌿 Right plant. Right place. And increasingly, that means looking to our native plants.

Native plants can be a beautiful addition to our landscapes while also providing valuable habitat and food sources for local bees, butterflies, moths, and birds. This recent article from The Oregonian highlights a new tool designed to help gardeners identify native plants suited to where they live.

Whether you’re replacing a little lawn, adding diversity to an existing landscape, or planning something new, it’s a great reminder to consider the ecological value of the plants we choose.

Take a look and see which native plants could thrive in your landscape! https://reader.theoregonian.com/see-which-native-plants-will-thrive-in-your-garden/content.html

09/23/2026

"When they know the buildings and all the areas of campus and they can tell me exactly where that is and what's going on, it makes it easy for me to not have to go search it down."

Todd Tracewell, Director of Facilities Management at Pacific University, on what it's like when your grounds partner knows your property as well as you do.

Doing good work on a property is one thing. Knowing it inside and out is what makes a trusted advisor.

See how we care for Pacific University's campus in the full story: https://www.pacscape-wa.com/pacific-university

09/23/2026

🍂 A little less fall cleanup can sometimes be a good thing! 🐝🦋

As our gardens begin to slow down for the season, many pollinators are actually settling in for the winter. Fallen leaves, standing stems, and undisturbed soil can provide important shelter and nesting habitat until spring.

The Xerces Society shares some great reminders about how a few simple changes to our fall gardening habits can help support pollinators and other beneficial insects year-round.

Sometimes a healthier landscape means leaving a little nature behind. Read more here: https://myemail.constantcontact.com/Fall-Pollinator-Gardening-Tips.html?soid=1102968923571&aid=GnjZ-hLKUzw

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