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Please call 252-637-6858 and allow us of the privilege of assisting you with your Landscape Design & Installation. Free first consultation. We will work from you landscape plan or we will design for you.
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Growing Plants and Installing Landscapes in Eastern NC Since 1975
Commercial and Residential Landscaping
Landscape Design & Installation
Free Estimates
We have a NC Registered Landscape Contractor, NC Certified Plant Professional and Certified Landscape Technician on staff to assure you of a well planned and installed job. We will work with your budget to get the best value possible. Call and put our 33 years of local landscape experience to work for you. Tried and true plants and planting techniques acquired from growing our own plant material and years of experience planting in the soils of eastern NC.
We will work from your plan or we will design one for you.
Very reasonable prices and one year guarantee on trees and shrubs installed by us.
Thank You, New Bern and surrounding areas for voting
Gary's Nursery the Best Landscaper in the
Sun Journal's Reader's Choice Awards three years in a row.
2005, 2006 & 2007.
NC Native Sabal minor (Dwarf palmetto palm) planted under Natchez Crape Myrtle. Different color and texture. This native dwarf palm will grow in shade, full sun as well as very moist or dry soil. One of the most versatile NC native plants.
Above: A planting in the Brices Creek area of Craven County, NC with very cold hardy Windmill Palm used as a small evergreen tree on the corner of the house. The palm has yellow flowers in spring followed by blue fruit in fall. The Windmill palms are underplanted with the NC native Dwarf Palmetto Palm and Knockout roses. In the left background is the NC Native Sabal palmetto with dwarf red Crape Myrtle to the right and tree-form Tuscarora Crape Myrtle in the far background.
Windmill Palm used as a small everygreen tree against a bare wall.
A residence on the Trent River with a combination of old standby plantings such as Dwarf Yaupon holly and the very cold hardy Windmill Palm and the NC native Sabal Palmettos in the background. An interesting contrast to the same old boring planting designs where everyone's planting looks the same.
