Wilson's Natural Landscaping Blog

Embrace a low-maintenance, sustainable approach to your lawn with native plant alternatives and promote a healthier ecosystem.

Discover how using native plants can create stunning, sustainable poolside landscapes in the Charlotte Piedmont region.

Implementing natural stone enables slope management, steps, pathways, patios, water features, and accent elements, enhancing both functionality and timeless beauty.

In a world where DIY culture is gaining popularity, landscaping is often an area where many homeowners think they can roll up their sleeves and get their hands dirty. The joy of crafting your outdoor space can indeed be thrilling, but landscaping is more complex than it may initially appear.

Embrace the natural beauty of Charlotte, NC, and its surrounding areas by choosing plants that are not only adapted to our climate but also support local biodiversity.

Embrace the natural beauty of Charlotte, NC, and its surrounding areas by choosing plants that are not only adapted to our climate but also support local biodiversity.

Have you ever noticed water pooling in your yard after a rainstorm, or felt the unsettling squish of soggy soil underfoot? Perhaps you've seen the unsightly erosion scars that water can carve into the landscape, turning a once-pristine garden into a scene of devastation.

Is your yard feeling spongy and waterlogged? At first glance, it might seem harmless, but neglecting drainage issues can lead to a host of serious problems, including the unexpected uprooting of your cherished trees.

Charlotte, NC, nestled in the picturesque Piedmont region, is a haven for homeowners who cherish its rolling hills and vibrant greenery. However, this beauty comes with its own set of challenges, particularly when it comes to landscape drainage.

In this first part of our winter plant care series, let’s explore the top 5 native plants that are essential for supporting birds and animals during the Charlotte area’s winter months.

While mulch is often associated with the vibrant growth of spring and the heat of summer, its role in winter is equally vital for maintaining a healthy and beautiful landscape.

Proper drainage is essential for preventing waterlogging, protecting plant roots from rot, and ensuring that your landscape remains healthy and vibrant, regardless of the weather.

Imagine a garden that bursts into a riot of colors, offers shade on sunny days, and contributes to the local ecosystem. It’s not just a dream—it’s a possibility with the right selection of fast-growing trees native to the Charlotte, NC region.

As the temperatures drop and the days grow shorter, garden enthusiasts face a perennial question: Which native plants should be cut back, and which ones should be left to the whims of nature?

As the air turns crisp and the days grow shorter, our landscapes transform into a canvas of rich reds, deep oranges, and brilliant yellows. But did you know that many of these vibrant hues come from native plants?

See that guy in the photo? That’s me. I may not fit the mold of a quintessential tree hugger, with tie-dyed shirts and bare feet grounded in the earth. But my connection to these towering beings runs deep.

In the heart of North Carolina, the city of Charlotte stands as a testament to growth, both in its bustling urban centers and its lush green landscapes. For homeowners and property managers, the allure of large native trees and evergreens is undeniable.

In the picturesque landscapes of the Charlotte Piedmont area, the beauty of nature is evident in every corner. From the rolling hills to the lush green meadows, this region is a haven for nature enthusiasts and homeowners who take pride in their outdoor spaces.

In the heart of the bustling Charlotte metro area, carving out a private oasis in your backyard can seem like a tall order. But what if there were a natural, sustainable, and aesthetically pleasing solution to this challenge?