Lawn Maintenance in Fayetteville, NC

February 24, 2012

Are you looking for quality lawn maintenance in Fayetteville, NC? Well, you have just landed on the perfect place because Green Biz Nursery can do a job that is more than what you have expected! Starting your search for lawn maintenance in Fayetteville, NC? If you have a property in Fayetteville, NC and you are […]

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Planting Annuals, Perennials and Biennials

November 3, 2011

Annuals are plants that complete their life cycle from seed to flower within one growing season. Perennials will commonly bloom more than once and will return for consecutive growing seasons. Biennials are plants that take at least two growing seasons to develop, flower and then die. Most shrubs and trees are perennials in terms of […]

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Different Types of Mulch For Your Landscape

October 17, 2011

Choosing the right mulch for your landscape is beneficial for the health and longevity of your yard. Consider different outcomes each mulch variety will create for your landscape. For example, course mulch decomposes slowly and deters weeds from growing. Light-weight mulch is able to retain sufficient amounts of moisture, yet decomposes fairly quickly. In areas […]

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Ideas For Creating a Fire Pit For Your Yard

September 1, 2011

A fire pit is a classical element for entertaining, grilling outdoors, and acting as a focal point for your yard. Free standing and built-in pits are two common options. Materials range from stone, concrete, and metal. You can incorporate your pit design into any pre-existing landscape whether included near a garden, water feature, or patio. […]

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Xeriscape Landscaping With Less Water

August 25, 2011

Landscape Design aspects to consider Waste-free watering and fertilizer application. Cutting out patches of lawn in your landscape will minimize the time and application of water and fertilizer necessary for healthy turfgrass. Landscape in manageable areas. You don’t have to renovate your entire landscape at once. Consider redesigning specific areas that are high traffic, major […]

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Composting in your Landscape

August 18, 2011

Composting landscape and kitchen scraps is beneficial for reducing garbage waste and practicing recycling throughout your landscape maintenance routine. You do not need a green thumb to begin composting. Here are a few basic principles to get you started with composting: materials you can compost, ratio and composition of kitchen and yard waste, pile configuration, […]

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Before You Start Landscaping, Get a Soil Test!

August 9, 2011

Soil tests are beneficial for your property. Before creating new beds or adding to your existing plant material a soil test should be conducted. A soil test is simply the overall composition of minerals, trace elements, and products found in the ground being sampled. You can determine the pH and nutrient levels as well as […]

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Landscaping Ideas For Your Swimming Pool

July 15, 2011

Renovating your pool area with landscaping can benefit your entire home by adding extra outdoor space while adding value to your home. There are five areas to consider when landscaping around your pool. These include choices for plant material, water features, privacy, fencing, and covered areas. Most importantly your main purpose for any design should […]

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Are We There Yet?

April 25, 2011

Are We There Yet? By Bob Parrish Plants, like people, get confused sometimes. Especially, like when the weather is topsy-turvy. One day it’s 75?F ± and the next day it’s 25?F. Plants have built in mechanics to protect themselves. A lot of times they get overwhelmed by several days of warm weather and then the […]

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Commercial Landscape

April 3, 2011

Green Biz installed a commercial landscape which complimented the look of our building as well as was within our budget. Their landscapers were professional and courteous and asked questions to ensure they were meeting our needs. Of note, when a couple of plants died, they honored their plant replacement policy that was spelled out in […]

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