Apple/Peach Tree Planting

Q: Would it be OK to plant apple and peach …

June Garden Tips

Like fresh tomatoes but have little space? ‘Patio’ tomatoes grow …

Rose of Sharon – Bud Drop

Q: We have a Rose of Sharon bush. Both this …

Peach – Seedling with Broken Top

Q: I’ve heard about the difficulties growing peaches but decided …

Fruit – Pruning

Winter and early spring are the best time to prune …

Agricultural Heritage of Georgia

Georgia has always been a leader in agricultural production. We …

Flying Aphids – In Fall

Q: I have gnat-type flying insect swarming in my backyard. …

Tree Removal Rules – Metro Atlanta

Removing a tree is not as simple as hiring a …

University of Georgia Soil Test Handbook

If you want to get behind the science of how …

Plants – Failure to Bloom

Few things are as frustrating as having a plant that …

Pollination – Further Explorations

A couple of weeks ago I wrote about the “Pollinator-Friendly” …

Invasive Pampas Grass

I live in Hall county and drive to work in …

Mulch Myths

One day he’ll finally crack. My across-the-street neighbor, Carl, has …

Rain Barrels – Buying

How to Make a Rain Barrel

LOCAL SOURCES OF RAIN …

Soil Temperature – Monitoring

My son and I had just arrived the first day …

Poisonous Plants

Through a good part of my childhood, one voice of …

Fruiting Plants – Propagation

When you enjoy a juicy peach or crisp apple, it …

Pick-Your-Own Farms

Few things are more fun than going to a pick-your-own …

Farmer’s Markets – Finding

Nothing beats meeting the person who picked, baked or preserved …

Pawpaw

Asimina triloba
The Pawpaw is a native American fruit found …