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Professional Tree, Shrub, & Plant Installation in Chapel Hill & Durham, NC

Our expert installation crew has over 50 years combined experience installing plant material for both commercial and residential projects in and around Chapel Hill, NC. We install both Native and Ornamental: Field Grown and Container Grown- Deciduous and Evergreen Trees and Shrubs, Trees and Shrubs for Privacy Screening, Flowering Trees and Shrubs, Fruit Trees, Blueberry Bushes, Ornamental Grasses, Perennials, Ground covers, Ferns, Bulbs, Vines, and Wildflower/Pollinator Garden Creations. Proper plant selections for each location create landscapes that require less attention and care, reducing maintenance costs for years to come. Whether you want to attract more birds and butterflies to your backyard scene, create a privacy screen, or paint the landscape with flowering trees and shrubs our experienced lead designer will produce a plan to achieve those goals.

Professional Design and Installation for Native and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Perennials, Grasses, Ferns, Groundcovers, Bulbs, and Wildflower Areas

Celestial Landscaping Provides Customers in Chapel Hill and the surrounding areas with High Quality Mature Plant Specimen installations that produce immediate visual impact without waiting years for results.

12' Field Grown Bracken Brown Magnolia, 12' Natchez Crape Myrtle, 25 Gallon Sieryu Japanese Maple

Celestial Landscaping offers Expert Installation of Native and Ornamental Container Grown Trees, Shrubs, Evergreens, Perennials, Grasses, Sedges, Ground Covers, and Ferns for Chapel Hill and the surrounding areas

Row of freshly installed container grown Cherry Laurel shrubs forming a privacy hedge in Carrboro, NC.
Lush perennial pollinator garden installation featuring native flowers in Chapel Hill, NC.

Why Plant Perennials?

A carefully considered perennial planting installation:

- Adds color, texture, and variety to your landscape

- Increases biodiversity of beneficial native insects and pollinators

- Decreases maintenance costs compared to annual plantings

- Has a positive effect on your local ecosystem

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How to plan a perennial planting project to achieve the maximum positive environmental impact

Experts agree that incorporating at least 70% straight run native species into your perennial design is measurably beneficial to local bird populations which rely on native insect species that cannot survive without their native host plants. 

The remainder of the plants used in the plan can be those special cultivars and ornamental species that catch your eye and deserve to be used as accents throughout the landscape. 

 

Design planting areas for color and interest throughout the growing season

Avoid geometric patterns in natural settings

Use plants with similar environmental requirements but with varying color, texture, and size to accent each other and create a balanced contrast

Succeeding with high-end landscape installations in the Triangle requires an intimate knowledge of regional microclimates and clay soils. From sourcing robust, field-grown evergreen trees for privacy screening in Hillsborough to installing drought-tolerant native ornamental grasses in Pittsboro, our installations are engineered for resilience. We meticulously prepare every planting bed with premium organic compost and apply deep mulch rings to protect root systems from hot North Carolina summers, ensuring your investment thrives from day one.

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