
Floriculture Across NC
Check out our latest work in Chapel Hill, Charlotte, and other areas of North Carolina.
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Check out our latest work in Chapel Hill, Charlotte, and other areas of North Carolina.

Showing off some of our latest vibrant, colorful floriculture work.

Check out these red, white, and blue blooms across the Triangle of North Carolina.

Summer algae and cyanobacteria are officially here. With the help of our aquatics division, you can restore it to clear, compliant conditions.

At Bland Landscaping, Pollinator Week is a reminder that great landscapes can do more than look beautiful—they can create healthier, more sustainable communities.

We’re blown away by the hard work of our Durham team! Maintaining beautiful flower pots and beds with extreme drought circumstances isn’t easy. Our team

Check out some of our latest floriculture work for our office, HOA, and multifamily client properties in Apex, Cary, and Chapel Hill.

Check out some of our favorite flowers and latest floriculture installations around Charlotte for our HOA and Office customers.

We keep this beautiful campus looking beautiful and healthy—as well as safe and well-maintained. Learn how.

Check out some of our latest floriculture work around North Carolina.

Our crew is hard at work on a large-scale subdivision installation project in Brunswick Forest, located in Leland, NC.

Looks can be deceiving: Just because the rip-rap is still in place doesn’t mean the system is functioning properly! Check out our latest work on inlet repair.

October is peak time for toupee caterpillar presence. Keep reading to learn more about this venomous insect found across the southeast.

Get the details on how the meeting with students at the North Carolina State University Horticulture Club went this week.

Learn why is the ideal season to lay the biological foundation for a thriving, productive fishery—and how we can help.

Routine pruning should follow the plant, the property, and the purpose—not simply the calendar.

Cyanobacteria (often called blue-green algae) looks and photosynthesizes just like algae—but can produce dangerous toxins. Check out our work before and after treatment.

Proper pruning keeps your community looking its best, supports healthy plant growth, and protects the long-term value of your landscape. Here’s what property managers should know.