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Landscaping in Wilmington, NC

Professional sod installation, plant beds, grading, mulching, and seasonal color programs — designed for coastal North Carolina's unique growing conditions.

Landscaping Services

Sod Installation

From $1.50/sq ft

Bermuda, Zoysia, St. Augustine, and Centipede sod — we match the right grass to your property's sun, shade, and soil conditions. $1.50–$3.00/sq ft.

Plant Bed Design

From $500

Custom plant beds with native and adapted species that thrive in coastal NC. Includes soil prep, planting, and mulching. $500–$3,000.

Yard Grading

From $1,000

Proper grading ensures water drains away from your home and prevents flooding. Essential for coastal properties. $1,000–$4,000.

Mulching & Edging

From $150/yard

Fresh mulch and clean edging transform the look of your landscape. We use premium hardwood and pine straw. $150–$300/yard.

Decorative Rock

Custom pricing

River rock, pea gravel, and decorative stone for low-maintenance landscape areas, drainage features, and accent beds.

Seasonal Color

Custom pricing

Year-round color programs with seasonal flower rotations that keep your property looking vibrant every month.

Sod Guide for Wilmington, NC

Bermuda

Best for: Full sun, high traffic

Most popular for lawns. Goes dormant in winter.

Zoysia

Best for: Sun to partial shade

Dense, soft texture. Slower growing but low maintenance.

St. Augustine

Best for: Shade tolerant

Thick, lush blade. Great for shaded coastal yards.

Centipede

Best for: Low maintenance

Minimal fertilizer needed. Thrives in acidic soil.

Best time for sod installation in Wilmington: May – July

Landscaping FAQ

How much does landscaping cost in Wilmington, NC?

Residential landscaping projects range from $2,500 to $15,000+ depending on scope. Sod installation runs $1.50–$3.00 per square foot.

What's the best time to install sod in Wilmington?

May through July is ideal for warm-season grasses like Bermuda, Zoysia, and St. Augustine. The warm soil and regular rain help sod establish quickly.

What plants grow best in coastal NC?

We recommend native and adapted species that handle salt air, sandy soil, and humidity — including muhly grass, oleander, palmetto, and crepe myrtle.

Do you offer landscape maintenance?

Yes. We offer maintenance contracts for both residential and commercial properties — weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly.

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