When to Fertilize Your Lawn in North Carolina

When to Fertilize Your Lawn in North Carolina Use Upcoming Rain to Your Advantage If you’ve been waiting for the right time to fertilize your lawn in the Sandhills of North Carolina, the answer might be simple: right before a good rain. With rain expected early this week, it’s the perfect opportunity to fertilize your

March Gardening Tips for the Sandhills of North Carolina

March Gardening Tips for the Sandhills of North Carolina March is go-time in the Sandhills! After those chilly mornings and unpredictable February swings, your yard is finally waking up. In our part of North Carolina, this month is all about prep, planting, pruning, and protecting. If you set things up right now, your spring (and

Sculpted Beauty: Add Structure & Style to Your Landscape with Topiaries

Sculpted Beauty: Add Structure & Style to Your Landscape with Topiaries Topiaries are having a moment — and honestly, they never really went out of style. At Green Side Up, we love plants that bring instant character to a space, and nothing does that quite like a beautifully shaped topiary. Whether you’re creating a grand

Product Spotlight: New Pottery Has Arrived at Green Side Up!

Product Spotlight: New Pottery Has Arrived at Green Side Up! There’s something about beautiful pottery that instantly changes a space. A simple plant becomes a statement. A porch feels finished. A patio suddenly feels inviting. We’re excited to share that a fresh shipment of pottery has arrived at Green Side Up, and this collection brings

The Hoya Kerrii: The Sweetheart Plant Everyone Loves

The Hoya Kerrii: The Sweetheart Plant Everyone Loves If you’ve ever spotted a single, heart-shaped leaf planted in a tiny pot, chances are you were looking at a Hoya Kerrii. Often called the “sweetheart plant” or “heart leaf hoya,” this charming houseplant has become a favorite for gifting and decorating, especially around Valentine’s Day. At

Late Winter & Early Spring Blooming Plants for Fayetteville, NC

Late Winter & Early Spring Blooming Plants for Fayetteville, NC Late winter can feel like the longest stretch of the gardening year in Fayetteville. Trees are bare, lawns are quiet, and spring still feels just out of reach. But some plants don’t wait for warm weather to make an appearance. Late winter and early spring

February Gardening Tips for Fayetteville, NC

February Gardening Tips for Fayetteville, NC February in Fayetteville, North Carolina is a transition month for gardeners. While winter is still hanging on, the longer days and slightly warmer temperatures signal that spring is getting closer. This is the time to prepare, plan, and take care of small tasks that will make a big difference

November Gardening Tips for Fayetteville, NC

November Gardening Tips for Fayetteville, NC November in Fayetteville means cool, crisp mornings, cozy evenings, and—believe it or not—plenty to do in the garden! While the pace slows a bit this time of year, your yard and landscape still need some love before winter sets in. Here’s how to keep your garden healthy and beautiful

Get Your Landscape Ready for Winter in Fayetteville

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  • 03 November 2025
Get Your Landscape Ready for Winter in Fayetteville As November rolls around, it’s time to button up your landscape for the cooler months ahead. While Fayetteville doesn’t experience harsh winters, we do get occasional freezes—and prepping now keeps your plants, beds, and equipment in great shape until spring. Clean Up and Cut Back Pull up

Fall Container Gardens That Wow: Instant Porch Makeovers for Fayetteville Homes

Fall Container Gardens That Wow: Instant Porch Makeovers for Fayetteville Homes Just because summer blooms are fading doesn’t mean your porch or patio has to look dull! Fall is one of the most fun seasons for container gardening—rich textures, deep jewel tones, and even edible accents can make your entryway shine. Design Like a Pro