If you’ve ever wanted to grow your own pecans here is your chance to learn how, and it is basically in your back yard. The UGA Pecan Team is offering a beginners workshop the first day of the annual Georgia Pecan Growers Conference in Perry next week. The UGA Pecan…
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Warm days have folks itching to start planting warm season crops, but we know that winter is not gone for good A few more rounds of cold weather are sure to come so I thought it might be good to talk about critical temperatures for fruit buds and flowers. It…
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It is bad, but I cannot remember if I wrote this or if I borrowed it from Frank Funderburk,Bill Starr or maybe even Roger Sinyard. Either way it is a clever article and we have been getting tons of calls on the subject. Enjoy!
(more…)Unless you like to see yellow and purple flowers in your yard in the spring now is a good time to control treat your lawn for weeds.
(more…)You may not be a hunter, but I guarantee if you garden you have wanted to manage a deer or two in the past, and you probalby know a deer hunter that might enjoy this article.
(more…)We are blessed in Georgia to have ample rainfall and mostly mild temperatures. These conditions make Georgia a great place to grow a vegetable garden. You can provide fresh produce for your family basically year round. Late summer to early fall is a great time to grow both warm and cool season crops, but it can be quite challenging.
(more…)It is hard to believe but summer is going to be over before you know it, and right now is the time to prepare so that you have success this fall.
(more…)Since the 4th of July is right around the corner I thought this article was fitting. Use this article to impress your friends and family while you are enjoying a seedless watermelon, and watching your uncle try not to blow his fingers off with bottle rockets.
(more…)Certain problems in the yard or garden are easy to determine. Tomato hornworm or corn earworm are very easy to spot and so is the damage. There are several types of insects out there that cause damage that seem to be almost “invisible” Looking the Hydrangeas by my back porch…
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