Using Georgia Native Plants

  We’re moving! After 22 years – the very heart of my native plant journey – we are downsizing and moving to a smaller house (but not a smal...

A thriving plant, blooming its head(s) off, is this month's #momentinnature because it just makes me smile every time I see it! This is ...

  As you drive around, you probably see what many of us see: new construction sites showing Georgia red clay where trees once stood, new pla...

  Yes! – how much and how often depends on circumstances (read on for what you should consider). Here we are – just barely into summer – and...

Monarchs continue to be an iconic butterfly, and their large size and bright colors make them a favorite of children and nature lovers. The ...

A few moments of extra special this week: an owlet appeared in the driveway out of the blue. This Barred Owl is familiar in this area - we h...

In my travels, I occasionally come across a particularly nice display of a native plant in a designed landscape. I usually take a photo of i...