Holly Springs, North Carolina

Holly Springs: sunnier lots, bigger yards, the fescue or bermuda question.

Sunset Ridge, 12 Oaks, Holly Glen, Forest Springs. Newer, more open, and more sun than most of Cary, which changes what grass makes sense.

Full-sun lots in Holly Springs are where we most often say the honest thing: bermuda might be the better lawn. It goes brown in winter, but it laughs at July and does not need rebuilding every September. If you have kids and a dog and no shade, we will show you the trade-off and let you pick. If you love the green-in-January look, fescue it is, and the calendar on the home page runs your year.

The lots run larger here, a third to a half acre is common, so mowing prices step up a tier and leaf season is lighter because the trees are younger. Beds tend to be long foundation runs that eat pine straw, 40 to 60 bales is normal.

Sunset Ridge and 12 Oaks both have standards we work under already. Send the letter, we will match it.

Near: Sugg Farm, Bass Lake, Womble Park, downtown Holly Springs.

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What it costs in Holly Springs
  • $55Weekly mowing, up to a quarter acre. Details
  • $9.50Pine straw per bale, installed. Details
  • $110Fescue aeration and overseeding per 1,000 sq ft, September and October. Details
  • $32French drain per foot. First look is free. Details
Also serving Service area map, not to scaleApex in the center with Cary and Morrisville to the north, Holly Springs and Fuquay-Varina to the south. ApexWednesday CaryMon & Tue MorrisvilleTuesday Holly SpringsThursday Fuquay-VarinaFriday About 20 minutes from the Apex depot. Not to scale. Hover a town for its route day.

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