Green Blades Lawn Maintenance

06/08/2026

The temperature in the Treasure Valley is about to heat up. Don't forget to check your watering schedule! It should be adjusted to the needs of your lawn.

Don’t forget to adjust your watering schedule, the temps are about to heat up and so will your landscapes.

06/01/2026

Summer lawn care in Nampa takes more than just regular mowing. 🌱 Keeping your grass healthy during Idaho’s hotter months starts with the right maintenance routine.

Here’s your summer lawn checklist:

✔ water deeply but less often
✔ keep mower blades sharp
✔ mow at a taller height to protect grass from heat
✔ leave grass clippings to naturally feed your lawn
✔ fertilize warm-season grasses when needed
✔ watch for lawn pests and damage
✔ treat weeds before they spread
✔ keep your yard free of debris
✔ reduce heavy foot traffic on stressed grass
✔ manage pet waste spots to prevent lawn burns

A healthy summer lawn is all about consistency and proper care throughout the season.

If you want your lawn looking great during the summer season, someone from our Green Blades crew will come by and do what we do best!

05/25/2026

Are you looking for lawn care professionals in the Treasure Valley? We got you! Give us a call for a free quote. (208) 860-2885

05/18/2026

Is your sprinkler system ready? We can inspect it, and if it needs fixing, you can leave that to us!

05/11/2026

Taking care of our customers is as important as taking care of their lawns. Call us for any of your lawn care needs. (208) 860-2885

05/04/2026

Layers of thatch can grow out of control without proper lawn care. Let us handle that for you by giving us a call. (208) 850-2885

04/27/2026

We value your lawn as much as we value ours. With our quality lawn care services, every lawn in the Treasure Valley would be gorgeous and healthy. Give us a call! (208) 860-2885

04/20/2026

Gorgeous lines, beautiful lawn.

04/17/2026

With all this rainwater, we don't need to start watering our lawn anytime soon.

PRESS RELEASE // City of Nampa Customers Can Expect Irrigation Water by Early May

Irrigation districts will begin releasing water into the canals early to mid-April and City of Nampa irrigation customers can expect to access full pressure for this service by early May.

While subject to change, the City of Nampa anticipates receiving irrigation water from Nampa-Meridian Irrigation District by mid-to-late April, from Pioneer Irrigation District on April 15, and it is currently unknown when we will receive irrigation water from the Boise-Kuna Irrigation District.

After irrigation water is released, crews test the lines, flush the system and bring ditch pumps online. Crews will work to ensure the irrigation water lines are functioning properly and may need to temporarily shut down an irrigation line for repair. These temporary shutdowns are occasionally needed to bring the system to full operation. They are a normal part of the annual process.

As city staff work to bring the city irrigation system online, customers may have intermittent access to irrigation water. Full pressure and consistent irrigation water delivery to city customers is not expected until early May.

The length of the irrigation season is dependent on water availability in our shared canal and reservoir systems. Irrigation water is a necessary and critical resource to farmers, homeowners and businesses in our community.

REMINDERS FOR IRRIGATION CUSTOMERS:
Nampa residents are asked to check the programming of their sprinkler control box to ensure they are not over-watering.
If customers notice a leak, they are encouraged to call the 24-hour hotline at 208-468-5860. Due to the volume of calls, it may be necessary to leave a voice message. We appreciate your patience as staff return calls as soon as possible.
Customers requiring assistance setting a sprinkler control box are encouraged to contact a local landscaping professional.
Residents are also strongly encouraged to install their own shut off valve to control sprinkler lines and are asked not to operate the city valve, as this is for emergency use only.
Do not use potable (house) water to irrigate your lawn as it will increase the water and sewer charges to your utility bill. Adjustments are not provided if domestic water is used to irrigate. Additional information is available in Nampa City Code 8-1-22.

For more information on the irrigation season, irrigation assessment, how to clean an irrigation filter or water conservation tips, please visit https://www.cityofnampa.us/292/Water-Irrigation-Division.

04/16/2026