Gardening & Landscaping Companies in Wilmington, NC

If their great range of birdbaths, benches, planters, urns and Charleston fountains does not inspire you, their Secret Garden will. Hidden behind a tall fence on the grounds, this inviting water garden is a delightful haven. Do not forget to browse the gift shop's eclectic range of polished stones, crystals,

Wrightsville Beach Landscaping has been Wilmington's local landscaper since 1989, providing complete commercial and domestic landscape and irrigation design, installation and support. Owners Michael and Karen Carter work personally with each customer to consult, plan, and customize your design to finest

Zig and Dave Mazanowski began Mainscape while attending college at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana in the summer of 1980. After graduation the firm was moved to Fishers, Indiana, and then to Indianapolis in 1994. The firm has expanded to include locations in Fort Wayne, Indiana, North Carolina,

At Hardee's Grassworks we take special pride in helping the clients we serve by delivering expert landscaping services and lawn maintenance. As a Wilmington, North Carolina native I have found it frustrating dealing with contractors and service providers who don't do what they say they are going to do

LACC (Landscape Architectural Construction Consultants) is a complete-service landscape architecture and planning company with a international and national reputation for excellence in the design, preparation of design development documentation, construction documentation and construction administration

Set up in the late 1880s, Marshalls is the UK's leading manufacturer of superior natural stone and innovative concrete hard landscaping products, supplying the construction, home improvement and landscape markets. We supply the product ranges, design services, technical expertise, innovative ideas and

What sets Tracy's gardens apart from others? In his words, Less is more. I like to keep things simple on the approach of the front garden, in order to allow greater appreciation for the home's architecture. As you walk from the front garden to the rear garden I like to create winding paths, which evoke