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Author Archives: GCSDev
December 2014 Newsletter
Posted in From The Vault - Newsletter Archives January 19, 2015
Tagged bromeliad, camellia, concrete dog, euphorbia, florida sunshine anise, houseplant insecticide, Lavender, Parsley, pieris, red hot birdfood, Rosemary, Spring bouquet viburnum, spurge, superthrive, varigated camellia, winter herbs, winter red holly
Bermuda and Zoysia Care Sheet
If the grass on the other side of the fence appears greener… it must be all the fertilizer they are using. – Kevin Rodowicz We have a great sheet you can print out and follow on how to keep your … Continue reading
Posted in Turf January 1, 2015
The Chic Side – Where The Pretty Things Are
South Pleasantburg Nursery is known for our impeccable selection of Nursery Stock and Pond Supplies. It almost seems people forget that we also carry a very broad selection of indoor decor. We’re turning a new leaf and modernizing some of … Continue reading
Branches Of Red, It Doesn’t Mean It’s Dead
Acer palmatum ‘Sangokaku’, otherwise known as the Coral Bark Maple, is one of the most breathtaking Japanese Maples you can opt to plant in your yard. Unlike most Japanese Maples that only give you a great show when it has … Continue reading
Gratitude Stories And Winner Announced!
This Thanksgiving we were going to mix things up a little bit (literally, in a fish bowl, full on names) and offer a $25 gift certificate to a randomly selected entry. The winner was: Rita S. with her entry of … Continue reading
Posted in News & Events November 29, 2014
How to Beat Your Winter Weeds!
This educational video will help you to beat your winter weeds! [youtube width=”800″ height=”600″]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnIpIITp0Ow&feature=autoshare[/youtube]
Create Some Disappearing Magic – Disappearing Fountains
Ever wanted to convert something obscure into a water feature? Who hasn’t, right?!? Creating a water feature out of random items is really pretty simple, if you’ve got the right equipment that is! Take a stroll around your home/garage/yard and take a … Continue reading
Building A Pond? We’ve Got The Stuff!
Are you poised and ready to conquer the task of building your very own backyard oasis? Cool, we can hook you up with all the materials (except rock) that you need to get started. We top of the line, professional … Continue reading
November Plant Showcase – Prepare Your Eyes!
November is an excellent month to be grateful for things, well, actually every month should be a month that you’re grateful…but this month is especially important. Looking around you can see beauty everywhere, even in the ugliest places. Take for … Continue reading
Posted in Showcase Plants November 5, 2014
Tagged arnolds promise witch hazel, Black Bamboo, Blueberries, Ceratostigma plumbaginoides, diane witch hazel, fall color shrubs, Fullmoon maple, goldmound, How to grow blueberries, how to grow tea, perennial plumbago, Phyllostachys nigra, poncirus in south carolina, Spiraea, tea camellia, tea leaves to grow, Witch Hazel
