Carolina Horticultural Services

Carolina Horticultural Services Carolina Horticultural Services is your complete landscaping business. Mr. We are a fully insured business. We offer complete N.C.

David Bragg the owner/operator is a North Carolina certified Landscape Contractor #0382 and Irrigation Contractor #330. Bragg has a degree in Horticulture and has been serving the Crystal Coast of North Carolina since 1998. certified spraying of ornamental and turf.

03/28/2026

Thank you Carolina Horticultural Services for your generous donation of native plants and for helping us improve our pond area and grounds. Every improvement we make directly impacts the care and recovery of the wildlife that comes through our doors.

If you’ve ever wanted to make a difference for wildlife in our community, this is how it starts. Reach out to learn more about how you can help.

Just finished up on another beautiful landscape. Retaining walls, palms, rock, irrigation, topsoil and a whole lot of so...
02/10/2026

Just finished up on another beautiful landscape. Retaining walls, palms, rock, irrigation, topsoil and a whole lot of sod.

Another customer loves it. Replaced the failing vinyl wall with diamond pro system. 21 LED lights are hidden in the top ...
05/16/2025

Another customer loves it. Replaced the failing vinyl wall with diamond pro system. 21 LED lights are hidden in the top caps. 14 inches of tank rock underneath permeable pavers.  Four hole putting green.  Next step will be a chipping and driving net in front of the green. 

11/12/2024

Another beautiful pre-construction retaining wall. Not our tallest, but definitely our longest! John P. Ritchie David Bragg Christopher Paolo Chris Perzyna Justin Giampa Braxton Bragg Tim Norris

Synthetic turf works well and small areas where equipment has trouble accessing. 
05/08/2024

Synthetic turf works well and small areas where equipment has trouble accessing. 

05/02/2024

Eradicating annual broadleaf w**ds requires an approach that is slightly different from the one used with perennials. Annuals germinate at different times and mature quickly. Because of that, annual broadleaf w**d treatment is ongoing rather than bi-annual.

04/30/2024

Part of organic lawn care involves keeping the grass at around 3 inches in height. Since water evaporates quickly from a short lawn, longer grass blades will enable the lawn to use rainwater and irrigation water much more effectively.

04/25/2024

Can you name some hardscape elements of Japanese landscape design? If you guessed Asian statuary, bamboo fencing, pagodas, water features that showcase small bridges and natural stone walkways, you're right.

04/23/2024

Not all grass plants are the same. Check out the most suitable grasses for your area, and consider new varieties, such as cultivars. These may grow more slowly, but they effectively resist disease, cutting down the need for pesticides.

04/18/2024

Remember that in Japanese gardens, the emphasis is on foliage rather than flowers, although you can add a few flowering plants to punctuate the seasons. Use lighter shades against darker shades while mixing fine and bold textures.

04/16/2024

In traditional Japanese landscape design, the zigzag or yatsuhashi bridge often begins or ends near a patch of irises. Why? Yatsuhashi refers to a Mikiwa Province river with eight branches, each of which featured a wood bridge surrounded by irises.

04/11/2024

Organisms in the soil need to eat, digest, and excrete just like humans. Growing grasses in healthy, living soil that is fed with natural materials will make the lawn more drought-tolerant, disease-resistant, and maintenance-free.

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Swansboro, NC
28584

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+12523932668

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