How do you know when a plant is dead or dormant? Dormancy is a natural state or time for some plants and trees. Just as animals hibernate to conserve energy, plants, and trees do the same.

April brings in the first signs of Spring, which means we’re officially in bloom! With frost fears gone, planning and planting your summer yard can now begin. You may already notice your allium, azaleas, baptisias, bleeding hearts, clematis, dogwoods

While Spring is still a few months away, we can still dream about it. Wondering how to get your yard ready for the warmer weather now? Pruning and beginning seed growth indoors are two items to keep in mind this February.

Don’t put away your yard tools yet! Just as Winter is rolling in, we have some tips to help you get your yard ready for Winter, so it can be in its best shape come Spring. There’s still time to winterize, get ready!

The importance of native plants is larger than choosing plants that will thrive in your outdoor space. Native plants are also a key part in cultivating a healthy ecosystem.

October is National Careers in Construction Month! As the month comes to an end, we want to remember that there is always time to highlight the importance of the work this industry does.

Our Account and Operations Managers attended the North Carolina Urban Forest Council’s 2022 Great NC Tree Conference. They attended speakers and field training/learning sessions. These covered topics around proper planting and care for trees, specifically in urban areas.