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Energy-Saving & Carbon-Erasing Landscaping Program

Fact: Through the use of properly-placed plants acting as shade, windbreaks, and foundation plants, you can potentially reduce your household energy consumption by up to 25% annually.  The proper placement of just three trees can save you between $100-$250 annually in energy costs. (Department of Energy, “Landscaping for Energy Efficiency.”)

Fact: Planting 2 healthy  medium-sized trees produces enough oxygen for 1 person for a year! (USDA, “Piedmont Community Tree Guide: Benefits, Costs, and Strategic Planning.”)

Fact:  We can help you with your project!  Steve and Josh Sorrells have both achieved NC Energy Saving Landscape Certification.  There are many benefits to energy-wise landscaping. If you are curious to see the science behind it, please visit this link from the U.S. Department of Energy. Cold Mountain Nursery can help you make the most cost-effective choices while planning a project to achieve your goals.  As with every landscaping project we take on, we'd like to help you maximize your investment and see results.  Please call
828-235-9441 or 828-507-5236 or email
coldmtnnsy@bellsouth.net to learn more!
Benefits of Energy Efficient Landscaping

Financial

•Lower energy bills
•Improved curb appeal
•Increased real estate value

Environmental

•Reduced atmospheric carbon dioxide
•Off-setting carbon footprint
•Water conservation
• Storm water run-off reduction
• Reduced erosion
•Improved air quality
•Beautification
•Noise reduction



Decisions with which Cold Mountain Nursery can Help

Purpose of project


•Reduced heating or cooling bills
•Reduced carbon footprint
•Improved  air and water quality
• Reduced erosion

Plant selection

•Trees, shrubs, vines, or grasses?
•Soil type
•Coniferous or deciduous trees?
•Microclimate
•Native or drought-resistance?

Plant care

•Pruning
•Watering

Location

•Power lines or buried lines?
•East, west, or south side of house?

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