Confederate Jasmine Vines – Growth in Containers

Q: We want to use Confederate jasmine vines to grow …

Zoysia Sod – Watering Schedule

Q: We had zoysia sod installed recently. Can you recommend …

Watering – One Inch per Week

Q: I heard you on radio say that lawns need …

Corn – Damage by Crows

Q: I’m not just frustrated about my corn,  now I’m …

Notes on Fire Blight Control from a Plant Pathologist

Notes on Fire Blight from Elizabeth L. Little, Assistant Professor …

Pussy Willow – Growing in Georgia

Q: I was raised in Massachusetts and always had access …

Anthurium – Re-potting

Q: I need to repot my anthurium. Do I need …

Compost Tea – Does It Work

Linda Chalker-Scott is a scientist at Washington State University who …

Pistache – Planted Too deep

Q: Our 71/2 year old Chinese Pistache tree has always …

Turfgrasses (Lawn Grasses) – Comparison and Selection

There are usually several varieties of each turfgrass from which …

Plants for Shade

These plants tolerate some amount of shade but a host …

Tree – Transplanting

A couple of weeks ago I detailed Dr. Tim Smalley’s …

Jackman clematis

Clematis jackmanii

Big, bold, beautiful and deep purple, this summer …

Moss – Growing

More than a few gardeners have decided to switch rather …

Plants for Septic Fields

With the tremendous growth Atlanta has experienced comes hundreds of …

Mysterious Clay Particles Dropping on Deck – Reader Theories

Reader theories on the origin of clay particles from the …

Mulch – More Myths

It is hard to mess up making macaroni and cheese …

Soil – Percolation Rate

Throughout my childhood, I was awakened each morning by the …

Fall Planting – When is Too Late

It has long been known that it is beneficial to …

Garden Phrases – Misunderstood

I was reading late at night recently when I came …