CSS Wildlife Management

About CSS Wildlife Management

Come October the hazelnut orchards south of Canby fill with sweepers and the smell of dry husks, and every lawn in town seems to decide at once that it is time to let the leaves fall. CSS Wildlife Management handles what that season asks for: leaves cleared off the turf, beds cut back, grass mowed while it still wants to grow, and edges kept crisp when everything else is going soft and brown. The rest of the year the work is simpler and just as steady — a regular cut, a clean trim line, a lawn that looks looked-after on an ordinary Tuesday. Clackamas County soil rewards patience, and a yard that gets attention through the wet months comes out of winter thick rather than thin. Homes across Canby, Mulino and Beavercreek sit on that schedule.