Georgia gardening

See the easy four green plants that can survive and thrive in the hot Georgia sun, with little maintenance - even the laziest gardeners can handle these!

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

Escape to the breathtaking natural beauty of Gibbs Gardens. This 300-acre estate has 16 flourishing gardens that bloom during all seasons.

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…

The state of Georgia includes the USDA zones of 6a through 9a. No matter the area of Georgia where you reside, you need to know about drought-tolerant plants in case a drought strikes your region.

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I've been doing a lot of thinking about this year's garden. I've figured up a timeline for seed starting in our gardening in zone- 7B.

Ever tried to buy blueberries at a local #Georgia produce market in April, only to find they’re not available? That’s because although blueberries can be found in grocery stores year round, they’re truly in season in the summer, between June and August.

In order to have a successful garden, you need to make sure you have good and healthy soil. Follow these simple tips to improve your foundation.