Creating a Sustainable and Beautiful Native Lawn in Piedmont North Carolina January 24, 2023 Convert your lawn to a sustainable & beautiful native landscape in Piedmont NC. Learn the steps, plant suggestions & strategies for a thriving native lawn.
No Mow March 2025 February 17, 2025 Winston-Salem and Forsyth County are participating in No Mow March as a pollinator habitat preservation practice. Read to learn how residents can join in!
When Should You Plant Your Vegetable Garden in Winston-Salem, NC? March 6, 2024 Winston-Salem typically experiences a temperate climate with four distinct seasons. The relatively mild winters and warm summers create a conducive environment for a wide variety of plants.
Where Can I Find Compost Dropoff Near Me? February 28, 2024 Local composting services are a convenient, simple solution to the ever-growing waste management problem we are facing. Not only does composting greatly benefit the environment, it can also be financially advantageous by protecting your investment in your home and land.
Meet Maxwell and Clara of Bashavia Gardens: a Green Business Network conversation November 15, 2023 Will Eley, Green Jobs Program Manager at PEA, interviewing Maxwell Nottke and Clara Reitz of Bashavia Gardens
DIY Rain Garden March 1, 2023 Discover the benefits of rain gardens and how to create one yourself to reduce stormwater runoff with this easy-to-follow guide.
Saving Our Planet, One Lawn At A Time February 6, 2023 Create a beautiful and eco-friendly lawn by switching to a native lawn. Learn about the many benefits, including water savings and supporting local biodiversity.
The Devastating Environmental Cost of Traditional Lawns January 30, 2023 Explore the environmental cost of traditional lawns and learn about the benefits of native landscapes in Piedmont, NC.
Fall - It's Thanksgiving for your Garden January 27, 2022 Every autumn when we are getting ready to dress the Turkey, perfect the mashed potatoes, green beans, and pumpkin pie, nature too is laying out her annual buffet spread for our gardens.