Using Georgia Native Plants

  You can find native plants for sale in regular stores if you know how to recognize them. All you really need is a scientific name and a sm...

This post is a bit of a follow-up to last week's crazy spring post. Folks all over the internet were worried about the temperature dips ...

  It’s been a crazy spring even before it’s officially spring. Georgians are used to having some early flowers in February, particularly in ...

  It’s that time of year when warm temperatures and spring growth inspire us to cut back or tidy up the perennial and annual plant stems tha...

  This is a question often posed to native plant enthusiasts: is it possible that over time Lepidoptera (butterflies and moths) will come to...

  Chickasaw plum fruit ( Prunus angustifolia ) The interest in growing native plants and growing edible plants has a happy intersection poin...

It's been a busy few months for us and I'm glad it's been winter so that I could focus on my inside tasks. One of them has been ...