Using Georgia Native Plants

  A last blast of summer heat this week and dry weather made for some crispy leaves when fall officially arrived this week. A lingering Covi...

  The abundance of plant life seems to be at its peak in late summer. My beds are full of foliage, and the stems spill out onto the path to ...

This month’s #amomentinnature celebrates one of those happy moments when one of your plants looks awesome! My hearts a bustin' shrub ( E...

  I love learning new things, especially about Georgia’s native plants. It’s the beginning of goldenrod season and for years I’ve assumed (y...

  Citizen science projects can really contribute to the data needed and used to understand how a wild organism is faring. There are annual b...

This month’s #amomentinnature was not captured in film and lives only as a beautiful memory. One of my favorite shrubs is my plumleaf native...

  I’ve written about native clematis before. For the most part, native clematis look like small bells; a friend used to call them American b...