Using Georgia Native Plants

  For centuries non-edible gardening has focused on what is pleasing to us. Explorers have brought back plants from lands far and wide to en...

  I had a chance this week to visit Woodlands Garden in Decatur, GA. It is an approximately 7-acre park in an urban setting. It is open to ...

  Beginning in April 2021, the U.S. Senate passed a resolution designating April to be National Native Plant Month. [ Since this is a Resolu...

This month's #momentinnature is really a two-fer. I noticed a row of insect eggs on the twig of an American beautyberry in my yard. As I...

  What’s in your yard? You probably don’t have room for everything you want, but small and urban yards can plan to maximize the wildlife val...

We've been waiting for spring for literally months; now that it's finally here, I have to remind myself to appreciate each plant in ...

It’s spring – or is it? These longer, warmer days in Georgia have us all seeing a few blooms and anticipating what’s next as we await the of...