The Best Drought-Tolerant Plants for Fayetteville Summers Fayetteville summers can be hot, humid, and sometimes dry. If your plants start to droop and fade by mid-June, it might be time to switch up your garden game with drought-tolerant varieties. Choosing the right plants for our local climate helps save water, reduces maintenance, and keeps your

Pine Straw vs. Mulch: What’s Best for Fayetteville Landscaping? One of the most common questions we get at Green Side Up is: should I use mulch or pine straw in my garden beds? Both have their pros and cons, and your decision depends on the specific needs of your yard and your style preferences. Here’s

Creating a Pollinator Paradise in Fayetteville: What to Plant Now Pollinators like bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds are hard at work in June, and your garden can become a haven for these vital visitors. Supporting pollinators means healthier plants, more flowers, and even bigger vegetable harvests. Here’s how to turn your Fayetteville garden into a pollinator

June Is Hydrangea Season in Fayetteville: Here’s How to Keep Yours Happy If you take a drive through Fayetteville neighborhoods in June, you’re bound to spot big, showy hydrangeas bursting into bloom. Their lush foliage and giant flower clusters bring classic Southern charm to any landscape. But to get those beautiful blooms year after year,