GEORGIA

The State Botanical Garden of Georgia is bringing a new layer of sparkle to the holiday season with its Winter WonderLights floral walk, turning familiar …

Winter gardening in Georgia requires careful planning because some plants need their branches left completely alone during cold months ahead. Cutting certain shrubs and trees …

Georgia forests hold a quiet menace that every hiker, hunter, and homeowner should know by name. Poison ivy, a native vine with glossy leaves, thrives …

A new year in Georgia often sparks hope, fresh plans, and a desire for good fortune at home. Many homeowners turn to houseplants as quiet …

In Georgia, a yard can do more than look good. It can stop people in their tracks. On warm afternoons and quiet evenings, the right …

Georgia gardens don’t fully rest in winter, even when growth slows and beds look quiet on the surface. What happens during these cooler months often …

Georgia gardeners often struggle with thick clay soil that drains poorly and becomes rock-hard when dry, making plant selection quite challenging for many homeowners. Fortunately, …

Georgia homeowners are always looking for ways to get more out of their gardens, and vegetables that keep on giving are stealing the spotlight. The …

Indoor gardening in Georgia has taken a bold turn, and rare philodendrons are stealing the spotlight. These plants are not your everyday green fillers. With …

Georgia gardens sit on generous ground, where heat, rain, and long growing seasons invite abundance. Long before backyard beds and seed racks, edible wild plants …

Planting perennials can feel like setting it and forgetting it—but in Georgia, that mindset can come back to bite you. What looks like a garden …

Georgia landscapes demand smart choices, and trees sit at the top of that list. Between humid summers, mild winters, and sudden storms, not every option …

If you want your Georgia landscape to steal the show in early spring, the secret isn’t planting something new—it’s knowing exactly when to prune what …

In many Georgia neighborhoods, a new kind of visitor has been showing up where you least expect it—right next to your dog’s food bowl. Coyotes …

Georgia gardeners love their yards—but they don’t love spending every free weekend battling heat, clay soil, and fast-growing plants. That’s why a new wave of …

Winter in Georgia often feels like a pause button, yet the garden never truly sleeps. Beneath cool soil and quiet beds, spring waits for its …

Georgia indoor gardeners are chasing more than just greenery—they’re hunting for philodendrons that stop people mid-sentence. Rare varieties with dramatic leaves, unusual textures, and collector-level …

Georgia gardens thrive under warm sun, rich soil, and a rhythm of seasons that keeps plants growing almost year round. Still, some plants do their …

Rosemary has always been a kitchen staple, but Georgia gardeners are finding new ways to put this woody herb to work heading into 2026. In …

Shared fences often blur lines in Georgia neighborhoods, and climbing vines tend to test patience as much as property boundaries. What starts as a bit …

Georgia parents are turning planting into a sweet little bonding moment, and kids love how simple tricks make them feel confident while getting their hands …

Georgia yards have incredible potential to support wildlife—but many unintentionally shut nature out. With a few thoughtful changes, homeowners can transform ordinary landscapes into thriving …

A Georgia winter often leaves you confused about your lawn’s true condition. The grass shifts into muted tones, thin spots appear without warning, and damp …

Georgia apartment owners build mini indoor ecosystems by arranging plants, small lights, simple shelves and cozy containers that turn compact homes into lively green corners …

Georgia homes are ideal environments for large indoor plants, thanks to warm temperatures, bright light, and naturally higher humidity. Many tall houseplants grow faster indoors …

Georgia winters bring a special kind of magic to gardens across the state, especially when camellias burst into bloom while other plants rest. These gorgeous …

Georgia’s warm climate and diverse ecosystems make it a perfect home for countless wildlife species, from colorful songbirds to busy pollinators like butterflies and bees. …

In Georgia, planting a fruit tree can be more than a seasonal decision—it can be a legacy. Some fruit trees, when chosen wisely and cared …

Dealing with a neighbor’s overgrown shrubs creeping into your yard can be frustrating, especially when branches block your view or drop leaves all over your …

Winter might slow the garden down, but for Georgia gardeners, it’s prime time for propagation. This beneficial shrub roots easily from winter cuttings, turning one …

Georgia yards thrive on creativity, not deep pockets. Across the state, gardeners trade hustle for hard cash and still score wins. Fallen branches turn into …

Georgia homes are glowing with holiday spirit—and this year, it’s coming from a plant that feels both festive and refreshingly different. While traditional decorations still …

In Georgia, a backyard doesn’t need a full makeover to feel brand new—it just needs a few smart changes in the right places. Too many …

Georgia gardeners know the secret to creating beautiful holiday décor starts right in their own backyards. By drying flowers from summer and fall gardens, they …

In Georgia, the first freeze has a habit of sneaking up when gardens still look wide awake. One cool night can flip the script, turning …

Georgia homes are leaning into lush, leafy plants that instantly make indoor spaces feel more relaxed, layered, and full of personality this year. I keep …

Georgia indoor gardeners are getting seriously excited about rare philodendrons that stand out with dramatic foliage and a collector-worthy look right now. I keep seeing …

Fresh holes dot a Georgia lawn, small pits like a bad joke played overnight. An armadillo often stands behind the mess, nose down, armor tough, …

Georgia orchards thrive when neighbors pull their weight. Fruit trees reward good company with stronger growth, better bloom, and heavier harvests. The right plants at …

Georgia’s birds aren’t looking for fancy feeders—they’re looking for familiar plants. Native species provide the food, shelter, and nesting materials birds have relied on for …

Georgia winters bring chilly outdoor air but your bathroom stays warm and humid when you take hot showers every single day. Many houseplants thrive in …

Georgia homeowners are starting one specific plant in late winter because it quietly improves soil conditions before spring planting begins, even while gardens still look …

Bedrooms should feel like a breath of fresh air, especially in Georgia homes where heat and humidity can linger long after sunset. The right plants …

Some locations in Georgia yards may seem harmless for planting trees, but experts warn they often lead to serious problems later. I have seen how …

Georgia yards promise shade, blooms, and quick results. Some plants deliver fast beauty, then turn into bullies. Roots run wild, vines smother trees, and seeds …

December in Georgia brings cooler air, quieter mornings, and a surprising uptick in backyard activity. Red bellied woodpeckers are suddenly making themselves known, tapping on …

Georgia yards often share fences, shade, and extended branches that test patience. One shrub creeps across a line, blocks light, or brushes a roof, and …

Georgia yards host more traffic than most folks suspect. Long after lights go out, a sharp traveler may cut through grass, pause at a fence, …

Georgia gardens don’t always come with perfect light, but that hasn’t stopped homeowners from reaching for the sky. In shady corners and north-facing walls, climbing …

Pothos usually feels easygoing in Georgia homes, which makes subtle trouble signs easy to miss until the plant looks noticeably off. Small changes in leaves, …