Maintaining Pink Muhly Grass
One of North Carolina’s beautiful native plant varieties, often seen heavily planted on slopes or along highways with its beautiful, pink show of color in the fall.
Tag: Landscaping Resources
With decades as an industry leader in both horticulture and environmental stewardship, we’re happy to share the techniques we’ve developed and the things we’ve learned. These resources reflect the best practices we use every day in the field.
Identifying and Planning Solutions for Bermudagrass
This is the perfect time of year to identify areas where common bermudagrass has taken hold in your cool season turf.
Fall is Almost Here—Is Your Landscape Ready?
Fall is officially close, meaning lawn overseeding and leaf cleanup season are just around the corner. We’ve gathered up a few posts to help remind you of things to look out for as we head into fall.
Fall Armyworms: Identification, Turf Symptoms, and the Impact of Storms
With Tropical Storm Debby behind us, Fall Armyworms are prone to start showing up in lawns across the Carolinas. Learn more about these pests, what to look for, and how to get rid of them.
Crape Myrtle Pruning with Tyner Tew
When you have the chance to prune these trees correctly at a young age, there will be little-to-no pruning inputs needed as they mature.
What to Do About Crape Myrtle Bark Scale
Struggling with unusual spots on your crape myrtles? It might be crape myrtle bark scale! In this essential guide, we’ll show you how to identify and manage this pesky pest.
Prepare for Winter with Leaf Removal
Did you know leaves continue to fall in winter? Many hardwood trees hang on to their leaves through the cold months as they form new leaf buds that open in spring.
Turf in the Landscape
One size doesn’t fit all! Choosing the right turf for your landscape will have a significant impact on how well it performs.
Aerification
Aeration is an essential tool that we use in managing the landscape and if we didn’t perform this practice we would not be able to achieve the standards that we do.
How Snow Effects Plants in the Landscape
Too much or too little of anything can be bad. The same is true of snow in the landscape.
