Does your lawn tend to look a bit lackluster in the winter? The dormant season can leave you scrambling for solutions to maintain that lush, green carpet. Fear not! You can prevent it from turning dry and fragile with the right winter care. At Nature’s Select®, we believe that understanding the makeup of the products […]

Have you ever stopped to think about the bustling community that exists right beneath your feet? Soil microorganisms play a crucial role in maintaining the health and fertility of our lawns, gardens, and ecosystems. With the lawn care from Nature’s Select Triangle, you can support these five types of soil microorganisms commonly found in North […]

When it comes to plant growth, most of us focus on the main factors: sun, soil, water, and fertilizers. However, one crucial component we often overlook is the role of mycorrhizal fungi in the ecosystem. These fungi are fascinating little organisms that form a vital symbiotic relationship with plants. While we often associate fungi with […]

Do earthworms go into hibernation? This is a question that many people have asked, but the answer is not clear. Some people believe that earthworms burrow their lawns and go into a state of hibernation in the winter. Others believe that they remain active all year long. Below, Nature’s Select Triangle explores both sides of […]

Spring is in the air and any evidence of winter is fading away. However, if you notice your lawn isn’t bouncing back from its winter slumber, you might want to test the soil. Soil quality in North Carolina matters, especially if you want to have a vibrant, rich landscape. At Nature’s Select Piedmont, our motto […]

As a homeowner, your lawn is one of the most important aspects of your property. Yet, taking care of everything yourself is a major responsibility, and you probably don’t have all the required knowledge or the time. That’s why you needed a trusted and reliable team on your side. Nature’s Select Triangle is here for […]

Aeration removes plugs of turf and soil, allowing better penetration of air, water and nutrients into the soil. Lawn advice usually runs toward applying, as in apply x pounds of nitrogen, apply herbicides for weeds or fungicide, or apply water at this rate for success. Well, our advice today is not about applying, it’s about […]