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Author Archives: GCSDev
Three Pond Plants That You Need Right Now
The world of ponds is a vast and beautiful place, ranging from sizes and shapes of rocks down the the surrounding plant material. Its not as easy as you might think incorporating all different elements into your backyard oasis and … Continue reading
Posted in Water Garden Resources May 23, 2012
Tagged Pond Plants, Water Gardens
Why Are The Tops Of My Knock Out Roses This Strange Red Color?
RRD-A Brief Insight To Whats Happening In The World Of Knock Out Roses Many of us have been astounded by the beauty and ease of the Knock Out Rose, but there is something amiss going on in the garden lately…and … Continue reading
Posted in Inside May 14, 2012
Tagged Flower Power, Knock Out Roses, Rose Disease, Rose Rosette Disease, roses, RRD, South Pleasantburg Nursery
Five Items You Won’t Find At A Typical Nursery In The Upstate!
South Pleasantburg Nursery Really Is “Good For You” As one of the oldest Nurseries in the upstate we go above and beyond the call to bring you unique and exotic plant material, but that isn’t where we stop being awesome. … Continue reading
Posted in Inside April 18, 2012
Who’s Your Pest?
Its Gardening Season! Spring time isn’t just for the flower lovers of the world, its also a leap pad for insects and other pests that you might find in your home landscape. Without any warning, swarms and swarms of beetles, … Continue reading
Posted in What's Bugging You April 16, 2012
Feeling Sour?
Citrus Trees Are Now In! The wait is over for all of you Citrus Lovers! Our shipment from California has arrived with a bunch of beautiful Lemon and Lime Trees for your selection enjoyment! Among the varieties that arrived are: … Continue reading
Posted in Urban Gardening For Everybody April 9, 2012
We’re here to PUMP you up! How To Properly Select The Pond Pump That’s Right For You!
Need a new pond Pump? Goodness gracious, have you LOOKED at our selection of pond pumps lately. We have such a vast selection, it could get overwhelming if you don’t know what exactly you’re looking for. There are several things … Continue reading
Posted in Pond Construction Resources March 27, 2012
Composting Doesn’t Stink As Much As You Might Think! Part Three Of A Three Part Series
Soils Need Organic Matter! It really matters! In the last part of this series we will go over the processes of whats going on in your compost pile. It really gives you better sense of gratification when you have a … Continue reading
Posted in Urban Gardening For Everybody March 19, 2012
Tagged Compost, Composting, Gardens, Greenville, Heath, organic, Vegetable Gardens
Composting Doesn’t Stink As Much As You Might Think! Part Two Of A Three Part Series
ALRIGHT, you’ve talked me into it now what can I put in this contraption? I’m glad you’re considering composting. Not only is it a lot more gratifying than you might thing, its also very good for the environment. Every time … Continue reading
Composting Doesn’t Stink As Much As You Might Think! Part One Of A Three Part Series
YUCK!!! You want me to do what with that? You may be skeptical about composting. The skepticism sounds healthy to me. Why would anyone want a big pile of rotting food in their yard or home? It doesn’t sound hygienic, … Continue reading
Posted in Urban Gardening For Everybody March 6, 2012
Tagged Bins, Composting, Gardening, organic, Vegetable
Centipede Grass Care Sheet
Centipede Grass is a favorite among southerners, here is a sheet to aid in the seemingly complex care cycle of it throughout the season.
Posted in Turf February 29, 2012