Using Georgia Native Plants

I had the “opportunity” to spend this weekend pulling out Japanese Honeysuckle in Amicalola Falls State Park.  Having invasive plants in ...

As the snow has melted and green fescue grass has revealed itself again in yards around the neighborhood, our thoughts turn to spring and t...

Next month marks eleven years that I’ve been involved with the native plant society in Georgia.  My first activity was a plant rescue in...

Many folks remember the Poison Ivy/Oak warning as “Leaves of three, let them be.”  However, the real saying is “ Leaflets three, let it be...

The recent snow in Atlanta was delightful.  It was enough to be beautiful and not too much to be bothersome.  As the cold weather lingered o...

With most plants dormant here now, it is easy to spot evergreen plants.  Evergreen plants are a welcome sight in winter, offering a tangibl...