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Collapse ▲Welcome to New Hanover County!
Welcome to the New Hanover County Cooperative Extension, where we support homeowners, gardeners, and nature enthusiasts with expert guidance on sustainable landscaping, composting, and plant selection. Our goal is to provide you with the best research-based resources to help you cultivate a thriving, eco-friendly outdoor space.
Resources for New Hanover County Homeowners
Whether you’re new to gardening or an experienced landscaper, these resources will help you make informed decisions about your yard and garden:
Composting & Soil Health
- Guide to Backyard Composting: Learn the basics of composting and how to reduce waste while enriching your soil. Read More
- Composting in New Hanover County: A local guide to composting practices specific to our county. Download
- Homeowner Soil Sample Submission: Find out how to test your soil and get recommendations for optimal plant health. Submit a Sample
Native & Invasive Plants
- Native Plants by Season & Colors: Discover which native plants will bring beauty to your landscape throughout the year. View List
- Replace Invasives with Natives: Learn about invasive plants and their native alternatives to promote biodiversity. Explore Alternatives
- New Hanover County Arboretum Native Garden Directory: Browse a list of plants featured in our local arboretum. Browse Directory
Fertilizing & Lawn Care
- A Homeowner’s Guide to Fertilizer: Understand how to properly fertilize your lawn and garden. Read More
- Fertilizing with Organic Nutrients: Learn about organic alternatives for sustainable fertilizing. Download Guide
Gardening Support & Supplies
- Local Area Professionals & Garden Centers: Find trusted nurseries, garden supply stores, and professional landscapers in New Hanover County. View List
Tree & Shrub Care
- General Pruning Techniques: Learn how to properly prune trees and shrubs to keep them healthy and beautiful. Download Guide
Get Involved!
If you’re passionate about gardening and want to share your knowledge with others, consider joining the Extension Master Gardener Volunteer Program. As a volunteer, you’ll gain access to expert training and contribute to community projects that promote sustainable landscaping and gardening practices.
For more information, visit the New Hanover County Cooperative Extension website or stop by our Plant Clinic at the Hutaff Center.
We’re excited to help you grow and thrive in your gardening journey!