Using Georgia Native Plants

With another year of blogging behind me, I remind myself of why I started this effort. I wanted to create a resource for fellow Georgians a...

Our first cold snap has crisped the remaining leaves earlier than usual, turning green to brown overnight. For some plants the event cut au...

Fall is a good time for garden reflection as well as for planting in Georgia (so it's a good time to reflect and then plant!). How has ...

Possibly the most beautiful maple ever - Acer leucoderme Deciduous trees can offer a wide range of fall color and maple trees ( Acer s...

Fall is getting started here in the northern half of Georgia and a visit to an area north of me this week brought a lovely preview. Lunch c...

Well, that seems like an ambitious title, doesn’t it? The development boom is going again and tracts of land are rapidly turning into subdi...

Mid-October always makes me feel like I’m straddling the seasons. Leaves are changing and falling, birds are on the move and yet the last o...