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Biological Lawn Care in Greensboro, High Point & the Triad

The Triad office is the franchise that proved biological lawn care could scale beyond a single founding location. New Garden Landscaping had been working on Greensboro properties for years before partnering with Nature's Select® in 2014 to add the biological lawn care program to its existing client relationships In the first five years, the Operating Unit grew from 300 to 1,200 customers — the kind of growth that only happens when the program actually works on the established clay lawns of Irving Park, Sunset Hills, Fisher Park, and Lake Jeanette. The office at 5577 Garden Village Way in Greensboro serves Guilford County, including Greensboro, High Point, Burlington, Summerfield, and Oak Ridge, and reaches west into Kernersville on the Forsyth County line.

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What Does Biological Lawn Care Look Like for an Established Triad Lawn?

The Triad's challenge is red clay that has been compacted by decades of synthetic-only programs on properties built in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s. Biological lawn care for these lawns means rebuilding the organic matter that decades of chemical- and synthetic-only inputs erased, calibrated to tall fescue's transition-zone struggles in summer. The Greensboro office applies Nature's Select® Solutions matched to what your lawn actually needs - not a generic N-P-K solution.

The Triad Operating Unit is the proof that biological lawn care scales beyond a single founding location. When New Garden Landscaping partnered with Nature's Select® in 2014, it brought decades of knowledge of Greensboro properties to its biological program. The growth from 300 to 1,200 customers happened because that clay rewards the soil-first approach more visibly than most soil types. Fescue lawns in Irving Park and Sunset Hills that had been on synthetic programs for years started recovering within the first 12-18 months of soil compounding. The summer brown patch pressure that runs May through August on Triad fescue gets monitored on every visit, with targeted fungicide applied only when measured pressure crosses the treatment threshold. The results on a typical established Greensboro lawn are visually distinguishable and measurably improved.

Established

Triad office since 2014

CUstomers

300 to 1,200 customers in 5 years

Locations

Greensboro · High Point · Burlington · Summerfield · Oak Ridge · Kernersville · Stokesdale · Browns Summit · Jamestown · Pleasant Garden

Triad Office

Address: 5577 Garden Village Way, Greensboro, NC 27410 

Phone: 336-221-7680

Hours: Monday-Friday, 8AM-5PM

Located in the New Garden neighborhood near the Greensboro Country Club. Serving Greensboro, High Point, Burlington, Summerfield, Oak Ridge, and surrounding Guilford County communities since 2014.

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What Makes Triad Lawns Different

The Triad sits in the cool-season/warm-season transition zone of North Carolina. From Kernersville to Burlington, soil, dominant grass, and seasonal pressure all behave differently here than in the Sandhills or the deeper Coastal Plain.

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The Triad Soil Profile

The Triad sits on Cecil clay-loam, the dominant Piedmont soil — red-brown clay over weathered rock that holds nutrients well but compacts severely on established lawns without aeration and organic matter inputs. Decades of synthetic programs accelerate that compaction, which is why our program leads with soil work on older Greensboro properties.

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Dominant Triad Turf Types

Tall fescue dominates established Greensboro neighborhoods like Irving Park, Sunset Hills, and Fisher Park. Bermudagrass anchors full-sun new construction and Summerfield-area properties, zoysiagrass is increasingly popular on drought-tolerant residential lawns.

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Triad Seasonal Pressure Calendar

Spring brings the pre-emergent window, spring green-up for warm-season turf, and fescue recovery from winter. Summer (May through August) is the peak for brown patch on fescue, plus drought stress. Fall pressure shifts to dollar spot and rust as nights cool — also the prime fescue overseeding window — and winter brings dormancy to warm-season turf while fescue stays green, and the team continues soil-building applications.

Why Triad Homeowners Choose Nature's Select®

Greensboro's established neighborhoods hold some of the oldest lawns in North Carolina, and decades on that clay shape what those lawns need. That is why homeowners here choose the biological program.

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Decades of Clay Damage Are Reversible

Established Triad lawns sit on clay that has been compacted by 30, 40, or even 50 years of synthetic-only programs. The soil biology can be rebuilt — but only with soil amendments, core aeration, and organic matter inputs that synthetic programs lack. Our program leads with soil work specifically because the Triad's older properties need it most.

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Spoon-Fed Nutrients Protect Local Watersheds

Synthetic fertilizer applications overload the clay, which already holds nutrients well, increasing runoff into the Reedy Fork and Haw River watersheds. The Triad's mix of older neighborhoods near established creeks (Buffalo Creek through Irving Park, North Buffalo Creek through Lake Jeanette) makes runoff management a community concern, not just an environmental one.

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Built for Triad Summer Stress

Greensboro summers run hot, humid, and dry through July and August — exactly when tall fescue is most vulnerable. Our soil-first program builds the water-holding capacity and root-zone biology fescue needs to better survive the Triad's hardest months..

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Fewer Chemicals on Properties Where Kids and Pets Live

Healthy biological soil suppresses many pressures (weeds, disease, and insects) before they cross a treatment threshold. In established Greensboro family neighborhoods where multi-generational households are common, fewer chemical inputs over many seasons is exactly what Triad customers ask for.

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Matt Hunter and the New Garden Story

The Triad office is owner-operated by Matt Hunter of New Garden Landscaping — a Greensboro company that worked these same neighborhoods for years before partnering with Nature's Select® in 2014. The technicians on the truck know which streets have the most compacted lawns, which HOA properties switched to Bermuda in the last decade, and which Irving Park properties have been on the program since the partnership started. That continuity is unusual in the lawn care industry and impossible from a call-center model.

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Environmental Stewards

Affiliations with local, state, and national associations, including the NC State Beekeepers Association, drive our protocol for every visit: no broad spraying during bloom, the lowest effective rate, and the affected area only. Especially relevant on properties near the Bicentennial Garden, the Greensboro Arboretum, and the Tannenbaum-Sternberger Park area, where Triad residents have made pollinator habitat a visible community priority.

Where We Work in Greensboro & Surrounding Areas

Specific neighborhoods, landmarks, and zip codes appear throughout this page where they are most relevant. Below are pictures of the franchise itself and the geographic territory the Triad office covers on a regular schedule.

About the Triad Franchise

The Triad Operating Unit is the first franchise in the Nature's Select® network and the proof that the biological program could scale beyond a single founding location. The 2014 partnership came together after years of conversations between Morris Newlin (past-owner of New Garden Landscaping) and the Nature's Select® team about adapting the program to Greensboro's mature clay properties. The growth from 300 to 1,200 customers within the first five years validated the partnership model that the Sandhills office (2018) and the Chapel Hill office (2025) now operate on as well. The Triad office at 5577 Garden Village Way is the operational center.

Founded: 2014 as the first Nature's Select® Franchise.

Operator: Matt Hunter, owner of New Garden Landscaping, leads the Triad office.

Growth: Grew from 300 to 1,200 customers in the first five years.

Approach: Same biological training the original 1994 group carried, calibrated to Triad clay-loam and the cool-season/warm-season transition.

Role in the network: Anchors the Triad territory in Nature's Select®'s NC Piedmont franchise footprint (Triad, Triangle, Sandhills).

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Geographic Coverage

Guilford County, NC. Zip codes 27408, 27410, 27455, 27407 (Greensboro), 27260 (High Point), 27215 (Burlington), 27358 (Summerfield), 27310 (Oak Ridge). Call the office to confirm coverage for your specific address.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Triad office serves Guilford County zip codes, including 27408, 27410, 27455, and 27407 (Greensboro), 27260 (High Point), 27215 (Burlington), 27358 (Summerfield), and 27310 (Oak Ridge). Surrounding communities such as Stokesdale, Browns Summit, Jamestown, and Pleasant Garden are also within the regular service footprint. Call 336-221-7680 to confirm coverage for your specific address.

The right choice depends on sun exposure, soil compaction, and how the property will be used. Tall fescue is the dominant cool-season choice in established Greensboro neighborhoods such as Irving Park, Sunset Hills, and Fisher Park. Bermudagrass dominates full-sun new construction and Summerfield-area properties. Zoysiagrass is increasingly popular for drought-tolerant residential lawns. Kentucky bluegrass blends often pair with fescue in HOA properties.

Brown patch peaks from May through August on tall fescue lawns, when nighttime temperatures remain above 65°F and humidity is high. Established Greensboro fescue properties see the most damage. The Triad office monitors brown patch pressure on every visit during the peak window and applies targeted fungicide at the lowest effective rate only when pressure crosses the treatment threshold.

The Triad office is at 5577 Garden Village Way in Greensboro, NC 27410, in the New Garden neighborhood near the Greensboro Country Club. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8AM to 5PM. Reach the office directly at 336-221-7680, or use the toll-free number (888) 786-9735 which routes to the right team automatically.

Yes. The office regularly services residential properties throughout Irving Park, Sunset Hills, Fisher Park, Lake Jeanette, Adams Farm, New Garden, and the surrounding established neighborhoods.

Most on-property assessments are scheduled within 48 hours of the initial call. A technician will walk the lawn, identify visible concerns, assess soil conditions, and provide a written estimate before any work begins. Schedule an assessment by calling 336-221-7680.

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