Fall is a great season to enjoy the natural foliage’s beauty and see the leaves change colors. However, it is also when many weeds start popping up on your lawn. At Nature’s Select Triangle, we know this is frustrating. So, when you see these three types of fall weeds coming up, give us a ring!

Leaves are an important part of the autumn landscape. They provide a splash of color and add to the overall beauty of the season. However, there is one big question that remains: should leaves stay on the ground or be picked up and disposed of? Nature’s Select Piedmont explains three of the many reasons leaves […]

It’s no secret that going organic is better for you and your family. But what you may not know is that it’s also better for your lawn to use biologically based nutrients. Biological lawn care from Nature’s Select Piedmont uses natural methods to take care of your lawn. And here are four benefits you and […]

Dethatching in the fall can be crucial to the overall health of your lawn. By removing the thatch, you will allow your lawn to breathe and receive essential nutrients from the soil. You will also help to prevent fungus and mold from growing, which can lead to extensive damage over time. Fall is the best […]

Fall is a great time to aerate your lawn. Aerating your lawn helps to improve drainage, encourages root growth, and helps to break up compacted soil. It’s a good idea to aerate your lawn every fall, especially if you have a lot of traffic on your lawn from kids or pets. So, let’s look a […]

When it comes to your lawn care, there’s a lot to know. If you don’t consider yourself to have a green thumb, then you might struggle with keeping plants and your lawn alive. But don’t worry. Whether you’re a new homeowner or have been caring for your lawn for years, nature can always surprise you. […]

Cooler temperatures are starting to settle in. You’ve likely noticed a new chill in the morning air or have spotted the first leaves starting to change. With this change in the seasons also comes changes in lawn care from Nature’s Select Piedmont. These weather changes signify the growing season is over for warm-weather grasses like […]