A sign of the times – Raleigh Landscaping With our crazy weather we have been having, warm wet winters and scorching dry summers, we are forced to look at a new set of issues arising with lawn care. With university research and advice, we are investigating moss issues, as moss has been taking over many

Owner Ryan Walsh has his eyes set on graduation after this semester!  Graduating from North Carolina State University in May 2013 with a degree in Turfgrass Science, Ryan  has received much recognition for his success in the green industry over the recent years.  From his early high school days, Capital City GK still maintains many of the same clientele

With the purchase of our 2013 Fertilization Program, we will test your soil to determine YOUR needs and develop a custom program for your lawn type. Are you tired of the one size fits all programs, we are too and we put our science background to work for you! www.capitalcitygroundskeeping.com | Raleigh Lawn Care    

Backed by our university research and testing, our year-long maintenance calendars and fertilizer programs are proven to be the ultimate performers on your lawn here in the Triangle. The old joke of North Carolina is that with our hard clay soils and harsh climates, we can grow all types of grasses, just not any of

By Ryan Walsh | Student, North Carolina State University Introduction Many factors are important for plant growth but one of the most critical factors is the availability of soil moisture.  Unavailable water is water held at wilting point, it is mostly hygroscopic water held too tightly within micropores.  Available water is water held at field