Clover Blog
Cation Exchange Capacity and Your Soil
In 2014, GrowinGreen kicked-off the new year by announcing the conversion of our fertility program to a biological, natural solution. Building the health of your soil became our focus. We’ve talked a great deal about soil renovation and soil health over the past year...
GrowinGreen Participates in Renewal & Remembrance at Arlington
Kernersville, NC, July 20, 2015 — GrowinGreen, Inc., a member of the National Association of Landscape Professionals, participated in Renewal & Remembrance at Arlington National Cemetery on today. Every July, hundreds of landscape and lawn care professionals come...
Crape Myrtles Shedding Bark
Are your Crape Myrtles shedding bark? Crape Myrtles are popular all across in the Piedmont Triad adding color and beauty to lawns everywhere. Which is why every year, the calls will roll-in from concerned homeowners about the bark shedding or peeling off these trees....
Landscape Touch-Up Means Pruning
There's nothing like planning a holiday weekend cookout to spark the idea of pruning - you know, touching up the landscape before company arrives. The main reasons to prune are - Dead, Diseased and Damaged branches - these should be removed when you see them. Size...
To Water or, Not To Water
The past twelve-days have been unusually hot in our area and many homeowners are watering their lawns to keep them hydrated. Nice idea but is it the right course? To Water or, Not To Water - that is the question. Turfgrasses generally need about 1-inch of water a week...
GrowinGreen's service relies on a partnership between us, our customer and Mother Nature. GrowinGreen's treatment is guarateed for our full-season clients - if you are not 100% satisfied, please call us within 30 days and we will re-treat your property at NO additional charge. Your lawn is our business and your happiness is always our first priority.
