Every property seems to have one: that frustrating, low-lying spot where stormwater pools after a heavy North Carolina downpour. Maybe it’s a soggy ditch...
A lot of homeowners view a heavily shaded yard as a landscaping challenge. If you are struggling under a dense canopy of oaks, maples,...
February may still feel like winter, but for North Carolina gardeners, spring planting starts now. This is the month to step back, evaluate your...
Establishing a Native Garden: A Management Plan is Key Transitioning from a traditional lawn to a thriving native garden can be one of the...
Carolina Native Nursery President Bill Jones recently joined the University of Tennessee’s Let’s Talk About Labor podcast to share his insights on using mechanization...
The winter months can be a confusing time for those eager to buy plants for their garden. At Carolina Native Nursery, we know how...
When Hurricane Helene struck, Carolina Native Nursery faced one of the most challenging times in its history. The storm left a trail of debris...
Carolina Native Nursery is excited (thrilled) to announce that after our initial clean-up and assessment of the nursery, we have discovered that most our...
Hurricane Helene: Our Story By Bill Jones I went to the nursery on the afternoon of Friday September 27th when the storm lessened to...
As the crisp autumn air ushers in a season of vibrant foliage and cozy gatherings, it’s the perfect time to think about enhancing your...