Do you want to grow a beautiful garden but don’t want to spend hours every day maintaining it? We have the best tips and tricks for minimal garden maintenance! When you read our blog, you will learn about the best most beautiful Georgia perennial plants to choose for minimal maintenance, like Liriope, Hostas, Azaleas, and Star Jasmine! You will also learn how water irrigation systems, mulch, and non-fussy flowers help in minimal garden maintenance! Click here to read our full blog now…

A permaculture garden is low-maintenance, improves the soil, and lets you grow healthier plants. Here are 12 essential tips for getting started.

Q: I've heard several people referring to Atlanta as being in USDA Hardiness Zone 8 and 8A. But I am under the conviction that we are in Zone 7A, formerly just Zone 7. Can you clarify? A: In 1960, the United States Department of Agriculture published a map of the U.S. that delineated eleven "minimum

HGTV tours a lovely Georgia garden owned by an antique dealer and hydrangea lover.

Let’s explore some Georgia drought tolerant plants;

Atlanta Botanical Gardens - Georgia, USA

Having seen lovely spring bulb photos on FB from a local friend, I started exploring this special Botanical Garden in North Georgia: Gibbs Gardens Avoiding the Easter weekend due to the crowds on the road as well as here at the Gardens, we booked a ticket on line for April 8. Very easy, having our Senior Admission on our iPhone... we were in! At the welcome center we were greeted by the friendly resident kitty Spot and he was easy to cuddle with. Fed and cared for by the workers and during…

Our 2022 Reader Garden Award winners team up to create horticultural artistry in their inviting backyard garden in Georgia.

Today we’re visiting Betsy Keith’s garden. I am a retired teacher who has enjoyed doing lots of catch-up dividing and rearranging of my garden in the past two years. As […]

Welcome, lovely residents of Georgia! Join us for a candid discussion on the art of Southern gardening. Let's delve into the beauty and charm of cultivating your garden with a touch of that classic Southern hospitality.