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text Us Questions about plants, orders, or delivery? Text us at 910-335-8629. We reply during business hours. What you are agreeing to By texting 910-335-8629, or by giving us your mobile number in person, by phone, or on our website, you agree to receive text messages from Green Biz Nursery about your questions, quotes, orders, […]

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SMS Terms and Conditions Last updated 8/28/26 These terms govern the text messaging programs operated by Green Biz Nursery. By providing your mobile number or texting our business number, you agree to these terms. Our programs We operate two separate text messaging programs. Purpose: two-way conversation with customers, including answering questions, providing quotes, and sending […]

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MS Privacy Policy Last updated 8/28/26 This policy describes how Green Biz Nursery collects, uses, and protects mobile phone numbers and related information in connection with our text messaging programs. It applies to text messages we exchange with customers and to operational notifications we send to our employees. Information we collect Mobile phone number, provided […]

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Summer Planting: Yes, You Can Still Plant—Just Water the Right Way

Many people assume that once the summer heat arrives, planting season is over. The truth is, you can absolutely plant during the summer—you just have to give your new plants a little extra attention while they establish. Whether you’re adding colorful flowers, fresh shrubs, or a new tree to your landscape, proper watering is the […]

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July Garden Checklist: Keep Your Landscape Thriving Through the Summer Heat

July is one of the hottest months of the year in North Carolina, but that doesn’t mean your landscape has to suffer. A few simple maintenance tasks can help your lawn, trees, shrubs, and flowers stay healthy through the summer while setting them up for success later in the season. Here’s what should be on […]

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How Professional Landscaping Increases Property Value in North Carolina

When homeowners think about increasing their property’s value, kitchen renovations and bathroom remodels often come to mind first. However, one of the most cost-effective investments you can make is right outside your front door. Professional landscaping not only enhances curb appeal but can also increase property value, improve outdoor living spaces, and create a more […]

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The Ultimate Guide to Low-Water, Drought-Resistant Landscaping: Top Native Plants for Fayetteville Homes

Fayetteville summers are notoriously intense. Between the soaring July heat waves, the sandy loam of our Sandhills soils, and seasonal water restrictions, maintaining a lush, green yard can feel like a losing battle against your utility bill. The secret to a beautiful yard that survives the Sandhills heat without constant watering isn’t complex irrigation systems—it’s […]

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June Gardening and Landscaping Tips in Fayetteville, NC: Keep Your Yard Looking Its Best This Summer

As temperatures rise across Fayetteville, NC, June is the perfect time to focus on lawn care, irrigation, landscape maintenance, and summer planting. The combination of heat, humidity, and occasional drought conditions can put stress on your landscape if it isn’t properly maintained. At Green Biz Nursery & Landscaping, we help homeowners throughout Fayetteville, Hope Mills, […]

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May Gardening Tips in Fayetteville, NC: What to Plant, Water & Maintain This Month

May is one of the most important months for gardening and landscaping in Fayetteville, NC and throughout the Sandhills region. With warmer temperatures, fast-growing lawns, blooming flowers, and the beginning of summer heat, now is the time to prepare your yard and landscape for a successful growing season. Whether you’re maintaining flower beds, planting shrubs, […]

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Why Weeds Are Taking Over Your Landscape Beds

Every now and then we get a review that gives us a chance to clear up a really common misunderstanding in our industry. Recently a customer expressed frustration that the wood chips/mulch in their landscape beds had been overtaken by grass and weeds, and they felt the original installation should have prevented that. It’s a […]

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