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Clare Ottenbreit

Clare Ottenbreit is the Yard Dawgs Content Manager. In her Marketing role she coordinates and manages content, social media engagement and blogs. Clare has a diploma in Journalism from the Southern Alberta Institute of technology. In addition to working with Yard Dawgs, she is an avid hiker and runner. She loves the new challenges that comes from working with the Yard Dawgs team and enjoys accepting the challenges everyday brings.

Mulching vs. Raking Leaves: Which Is Best for Your Lawn?

When fall arrives in Calgary, your lawn can go from clear to completely covered in leaves within...

Are Leaves Good for Grass in Calgary? Key Tips

When fall arrives in Calgary, leaves can quickly cover your lawn. While some leaf material can...

Fall vs. Spring Lawn Care: Which Season Matters Most?

If you are deciding whether fall lawn care or spring lawn care matters more, the answer depends on...

Fall Overseeding in Alberta: When to Seed Your Lawn

Fall is one of the best opportunities to improve a thin or patchy lawn before Alberta's winter...

When to Apply Fall Fertilizer in Calgary and Edmonton

Fall is an important lawn care window in Calgary and Edmonton. As temperatures cool, grass prepares...

What to Do After Aerating Lawn in Spring: Next Steps for Success

Aerating lawn in spring is one of the most powerful resets you can give your yard, but here’s the...

How to Overseed a Lawn in Spring: A Complete Step-by-Step Guide

Spring overseeding sounds simple: throw down some seed, water it, and wait. But here’s the reality:...

Spring Lawn Treatment Guide: Essential Steps for Healthy Grass

Spring is the most deceptive season for your lawn. At a glance, things look like they’re...

How to Protect Your Lawn During Spring Thaw: Essential Tips

Spring thaw might look harmless, snow melts, grass starts peeking through, everything feels like...

How to Rejuvenate Your Lawn in Spring

After months of snow, ice, and frozen soil, your lawn doesn’t just “wake up” in spring, it...