November in the Garden
Leaves, Leaves Everywhere! Leaves continue to fall this month. Rake leaves off lawns and beds and consider mulching them to use in compost. Seasonal annuals should be fertilized. We have…
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October in the Garden
It’s Fall, Y’all! Our pumpkin patch is loaded with fresh pumpkins, and more arrive weekly until the end of the month. Stop by with the kids for plentiful photo opportunities…
September in the Garden
Warm Days, Cool Nights. September is a transitional month for gardening in Georgia. While still warm, our evening temperatures are cooling down, allowing our soil temperatures and plant roots to…
August in the Garden
The Fall school semester is about to begin, but our plants know we are still in the heat of Summer. Depending on our temperatures, heat and drought stress may continue…
July in the Garden
It’s July, and the Heat is On! FOOD & WATER Be sure to give your plants supplemental water if we don’t get adequate rainfall. Watering deeply less often to prevent…
June in the Garden
Summer Months Have Arrived! Food sources for birds should be plentiful this time of year, but you may want to hang feeders specifically for hummingbirds and backyard birds to feast…
May in the Garden
May days are here! By May 1, we are safe to plant those heat-loving annuals that bring us so much joy! Soil and air temperatures are warm enough for tomatoes,…
April in the Garden
Spring has sprung! Visit our garden center for many new plant varieties as well as tried and tested older favorites. Our average last day of frost is April 15. I…
March in the Garden
March is a busy month in the garden. Signs of Spring are all around us. Daffodils have begun blooming, and tulips are beginning to bloom. Forsythia and Quince are starting…
February in the Garden
February in Georgia can come in like a “Lion” and go out like a Lamb. Spring is on the horizon, but we still have many more cold days and nights…