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, …
Cyclamen leaves can take on a silvery look in Georgia homes, often catching attention when the change happens quickly or without warning. This shift is …
Christmas in Georgia adds a Norfolk pine to many family rooms, all tall, soft, and full of promise. Then trouble strikes. Branches drop, gaps show, …
In Georgia, Christmas cheer doesn’t stop at the front door—it starts right at the garden gate. Homeowners across the state are turning these humble thresholds …
Salamanders appearing in Georgia mulch beds often surprise homeowners, especially when they seem to show up suddenly after rain or cooler nights. Mulch creates a …
Georgia gardens thrive on warmth, color, and life, and fragrance plays a powerful role in that mix. Butterflies rely on scent as much as color …
Preserving flowers for Christmas in Georgia takes a little planning, especially when warm days and sudden cold snaps keep gardens from settling into a steady …
Georgia’s long growing season and mild climate make gardens thrive, but not every plant earns a welcome. Some species once sold freely now carry restrictions, …
Coneflowers don’t just bloom better on their own, and I’ve learned Georgia gardeners start setting them up for success long before spring arrives. I’ve seen …
Georgia’s long growing season can be deceiving when it comes to fruit trees. Many fruit trees struggle in Georgia because of heat, humidity, disease pressure, …
Georgia’s warm climate and long growing season create the perfect environment for bold, eye-catching plants. From glossy evergreens to dramatic foliage and colorful blooms, certain …
Epsom salt shows up in a lot of Georgia gardens, and I’ve noticed it’s often used with good intentions but mixed results. Some plants respond …
Georgia yards know a thing or two about sunshine, but every landscape has a few shady corners that feel dull and forgotten. Those low-light spots …
A wildflower patch brings a touch of magic to any Georgia garden, turning plain ground into a living quilt of color and life. One good …
Georgia yards often feel calm on the surface, yet they quietly buzz with life and meaning. A bird perched on a fence, a deer passing …
If you’ve noticed a sudden splash of bright orange or yellowish growth appearing in your Georgia yard, you’re not alone. Homeowners across the state often …
Georgia yards often feel timeless, shaped by warm sun, red clay soil, and seasons that roll by without much fuss. Some plants fit that rhythm …
Trees add shade, beauty, and value to Georgia homes, but under certain conditions, they can also turn into a costly headache. While there’s no statewide …
Possums often get a bad reputation, but in Georgia, these gentle nighttime wanderers play a surprisingly helpful role in neighborhood ecosystems. They eat ticks, slugs, …
Georgia residents have really mastered that perfect plant aesthetic, and it shows the moment you spot a yard where everything looks calm, lush, and effortlessly …
Georgia gardens come alive the moment berry-producing plants take root. Mockingbirds, bluebirds, thrushes, and cedar waxwings flock to yards that offer a reliable buffet of …
Georgia’s warm weather and lush landscapes invite all kinds of wildlife into backyards, flower beds, and shady corners. Most animals keep to themselves, but a …
Christmas decorations in Georgia are taking a quieter turn, and plastic bins full of shiny décor are no longer the first stop for many homeowners. …
Goldfinches bring bright yellow flashes of color and cheerful songs to Georgia yards throughout every season. These charming little birds love specific plants, feeders, and …
Backyard compost is meant to be a quiet helper, not a dinner bell for the whole neighborhood. In parts of Georgia, though, gardeners know all …
Georgia homeowners are discovering a fresh way to transform their yards into stunning, low-maintenance landscapes that feel like a slice of the open prairie right …
Planting a tree is often seen as a long-term gift to a home, but in Georgia, some trees come with hidden strings attached. A tree …
Holiday poinsettias can light up a Georgia home like a well-placed bow on a wrapped gift, but keeping them looking sharp is easier said than …
Georgia keeps growing fast, and those new neighborhoods and roads are starting to squeeze the quiet paths wildlife has used for years. You can see …
Georgia’s warm climate and diverse landscape make it a hotspot for wildlife, some of which carry natural toxins as part of their defense. For homeowners, …
Georgia may be famous for peaches, but not every fruit tree thrives in the state’s mix of sweltering summers, mild winters, and unpredictable frosts. Many …
A feral hog in a Georgia yard turns a quiet afternoon on its head faster than a storm rolling off the Piedmont. One moment the …
Georgia front yards are getting a fresh dose of charm thanks to scent plants that steal the show the moment a breeze rolls through. These …
Georgia fruit trees need special care during the cold months to produce amazing harvests when spring arrives. Winter might seem like a time when trees …
Georgia garden centers are already seeing shoppers place spring orders earlier than usual, and the buzz around December planning is growing stronger each week. Each …
A quiet Georgia afternoon turns upside down once a neighbor’s branch crashes onto your property like an uninvited guest with no manners. One moment the …
Coyotes now appear in Georgia neighborhoods far more often than many residents expect, and a sudden sighting in your yard can cause real concern. These …
Yards across Georgia are changing, and you can see it everywhere you look. More homeowners trade their high-maintenance lawns for something that practically takes care …
A quiet Georgia yard can fool anyone into thinking nothing stirs after dark, yet an opossum can slip in like a thief in the night. …
Georgia’s warm climate and long growing season give home gardeners a major advantage — but many people still assume gardening requires tons of time, skill, …
A fox slipping into a Georgia yard can turn an ordinary day into a moment that catches everyone off guard. This bright-eyed visitor often moves …
Google Maps keeps revealing new streaks of fast-moving green across Georgia, and you might be surprised to learn how often that trail leads back to …