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Steven Denio
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Portland, Oregon Winter Landscaping on a shoestring

Steven Denio
  • Investor From Portland, OR
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I'm wondering if anyone has any suggestions as to how to go about landscaping a flip property during the cold (December/January) months in Portland, Oregon. While siding the project most of the grass was killed. I know sod is decently cheap but would simply re-seeding the property work? Just looking for suggestion. 

Thanks, 

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Say Teoh
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
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Say Teoh
  • Residential Real Estate Broker
  • Portland, OR
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@Steven Denio your best bet will be sod during this time of the year. Re-seeding likely will not work too well now I think. we always do sod for our projects, its a good investment for the instant curb appeal and pretty pictures. I tried re-seeding once or twice, but dealing with the unknown of if it will grow well is not worth the savings (if any).

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