Melissa officinalis
taken from The Georgia Fruit and Vegetable Book…
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Trees – Fast Growing
When you need shade in your landscape, it is not …
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Lawn – Growing in Shade
OK. I admit it. I have given up. I came …
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Flowers for Damp Soil
Special note about coastal plants and plants for wet/damp areas …
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Lawns – Light Needed
Choosing the right grass for a lawn is initially based …
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Shrub – Transplanting
Back in 2001, we threw a big party to celebrate …
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Plants for Screening
When I was a kid, we had no need for …
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Bluegrass (Thermal Blue) – Homeowner Comments
When turf companies market a brand new grass without submitting …
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Buying Plants – Research Before Purchasing
My old friend Von Woods sent me a question a …
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Plants with Colorful Fruits and Berries
TREES
Citrus Full sun
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St- Augustine – Take All (Take-All, take all) Disease
I am very pleased with my St. Augustine lawn. Despite …
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Okra
Abelmoschus esculentus
Okra is a relative of hollyhock and hibiscus … -
Mustard Greens
Brassica juncea
This leafy relative of cabbage and collards is … -
Lettuce
Lactuca sativa
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Rhubarb
Rheum rhabarbarum
Rhubarb is not a “traditional” Southern vegetable, though …
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Periodical Cicada – 2011 Results
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Pine Cones- Opening
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Identification – Red Spider Lily
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Pruning Boxwoods
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Goldenrain Trees – Invasive Seed Pods
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Periodical Cicada – 2011 Results
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Mexican Petunia-invasive?
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Identification – Red Spider Lily
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Pruning Boxwoods
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Goldenrain Trees – Invasive Seed Pods
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