July Garden Tips Well, summer has arrived, and we are already counting down the days until Fall. It is hot and humid, and let’s face it, who wants to do yard work right now? While it may be easy to neglect your yard, these summer months are the most important. Continue reading for all of the pertinent July garden tips! Mid-Season Feeding By now, some of your plants may be looking a little tired. It wouldn’t … Continue reading
How to Select Sod For Fayetteville, NC: Selecting the Appropriate Sod for Your Yard Sod can be a very intimidating topic for some homeowners. With so many varieties of sod to choose from, selecting the appropriate sod for your yard and soil can be a daunting task. If you are in the market for sod, read on to discover the best sod for Fayetteville, NC and the correct one for your yard. Soil conditions for … Continue reading
June Garden Tips June is here, and so is the rain, which is promptly accompanied by weeds and garden chores. Follow these June Garden Tips to keep your yard in check! Deadhead! Yes, it is that serious. Deadheading is merely the removal of spent blooms. Deadhead all spring flowers. Removing the dead blooms will promote new blooms and keep these flowers going strong! Cut deep into the plant and not at the end of the finished … Continue reading
Hiding Structures with Landscaping Hiding structures with landscaping The old saying “out of sight, out of mind” isn’t always true when it comes to the necessary evil of pump houses, sheds, or other structures throughout the yard. Sometimes, it takes a little work to make a pump house disappear. Show this area a little bit of TLC and soon it won’t be an eyesore. Follow these steps to hide your pump house in plain sight: Create … Continue reading
Inside the Nursery Maintaining a 120-acre nursery is no small feat. It requires multiple crews to plant, maintain and fill orders for customers. Take a trip with our Inside Sales Crew, as they show you what their typical day looks like at Green Biz Nursery & Landscaping!
May Gardening Tips Spring is here, and we couldn’t be more excited! With the warmer weather, comes the long to-do list. But don’t fret, this is the gratifying part of gardening and yard work. Once you are done, sit back, relax and enjoy your hard work. Follow these May gardening tips to stay on top of your yard work! Herbs & Vegetables It is officially spring in Fayetteville, NC, so it is safe to plant … Continue reading
Weed and Feed for Lawns Let’s face it; everyone wants a lush, carpet-like lawn! The feeling of a soft lawn under your feet in the summertime can bring you back to childhood! But achieving such a lawn can be a daunting task. However, there are a couple of things to start doing now to ensure that you will reach your goal! Weed and Feed and Grub Killer are both vital to a spring lawn. Weed and Feed … Continue reading
April Gardening Tips The sun is shining, the birds are singing, and the dogwoods have finally opened! It is Springtime (finally)! You’ve waited all winter for this moment. It is time to get outside and start working in your garden. Use these April gardening tips as a guideline to get started! Test Soil Before you do anything, it is a good idea to get your soil tested! The results of the test will allow you to … Continue reading
Shrub Placement Believe it or not, the location of a shrub plays a vital role in its survival rate! It is essential to be able to answer some fundamental questions when installing plants in your yard. Shrub placement is the most critical aspect of creating a landscape that thrives. Sunny or Shady? “Is it sunny or shady” is the single most important question to ask yourself when installing plant material. Many plants will not thrive … Continue reading
March Gardening Tips Spring has almost arrived, and we could not be more excited. Before you know it, you will be out in your yard in shorts and a t-shirt, soaking in the sun while playing out in your garden! But don’t be so quick to push through March just to get to April. March is a critical month to prep and maintain your yard! Here are some March gardening tips to help you get … Continue reading
