Using Georgia Native Plants

  Another Pollinator Week finishes up today and—in a week of seeing very few pollinators—I wonder if we're just going through the motion...

  I have not seen a lot of bugs this year, but there is one that is strangely in abundance: the ebony jewelwing, a type of large damselfly. ...

  Questions abound this spring about visible damage to oak leaves, particularly to white oaks, one of our most abundant species in north Geo...

  The elderberry shrubs near me are having a great year – big growth, loaded with flowers, and apparently spared from the utility contracto...

  Flowers have been opening for 3 months now in Georgia. From the early trout lilies to the flowers of big shrubs like oakleaf hydrangea , ...

  A new weed from South America is showing up in southern lawns and, unfortunately, I am the first person that I know of that has it! I firs...

  It’s not the answer for Georgia, that is. What was the question? According to a history of the movement , not mowing your lawn in May is a...