Using Georgia Native Plants

The last general native shrub book written, that I know of, was published in 1989: Native Shrubs and Woody Vines of the Southeast, Landscap...

Some people might be surprised to hear that I would ever cut a tree. In a woodland area such as where I live, however, the canopy gets thic...

The last week of the year usually finds me with a few extra days to explore a State Park.  FD Roosevelt State Park looked like a good des...

Looking at trees in parking lots is a habit of mine. I can’t help but glance over with curiosity at what appears to be an unusual tree. Ju...

Every new year seems full of new possibilities. Yes, I will exercise more; yes, I will eat less junk; and yes, I still need to drink more w...

I take a lot of pictures throughout the year and not all of them make it into a blog post. At the end of the calendar year, it’s a good t...

Have you noticed that sometimes there appears to be a population explosion of some flower, bug or critter in your garden? Last year was a g...