LOVING, a leader in landscaping and sod supply in the Southeast, proudly partnered with Urture, a Green Industry apparel brand, as part of Urture’s #PatchProject. Through this initiative, LOVING’s Landscape Division in the Carolinas were able to bless Charlotte Rescue Mission with a generous financial contribution to support their efforts in helping people who are struggling with addiction to overcome adversity.

Do you edge before you mow, or after? It's the kind of debate that could get neighbors talking, maybe even spark a heated conversation over the fence. But fear not! We're here to clear the air.

LOVING is excited to announce that it will host a tour during this year’s National Association of Landscape Professionals ELEVATE 2024 Conference in Charlotte, North Carolina. The tour will include an in-depth, behind-the-scenes look at their Landscaping Operations in the Carolinas.

As summer transitions into fall in the Carolinas, the needs of your lawn begin to change. Whether you’re a homeowner aiming to keep your yard looking its best or a landscaper helping clients maintain their properties, fall is a critical time for lawn care.

When it comes to creating the perfect lawn, choosing the right type of sod is essential. Your lawn is more than just a patch of grass; it’s a key element of your home’s curb appeal, a play area for kids and pets, and a space for outdoor gatherings. But with so many sod options available, how do you know which one is best for your yard?

Creating a beautiful lawn is a rewarding project, and installing sod is one of the quickest ways to achieve that lush, green landscape. At LOVING, we’re passionate about helping homeowners and businesses across the Carolinas and Florida create stunning outdoor spaces.

With Tropical Storm/Hurricane Debby making it’s way through the Southeastern United States, homeowners could face significant flood events. Here we provide homeowners with tips and tricks on caring for lawns post-flooding.

As we move into the late summer and early fall, homeowners and landscapers across the Carolinas are bracing for a common yet destructive pest: the fall armyworm. These voracious caterpillars can wreak havoc on your lawn…