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Guest Author: Jeanette Huntington

  • Whether you’re a seasoned composter or just starting out, fall is the perfect time to build a nutrient-rich pile from your garden cleanup. In Fall specifically, you are probably cleaning up your gardens from summer. Browns (carbon-rich) provide structure and absorb excess moisture. Greens (nitrogen-rich) add nutrients and help the pile heat up. Important Tips…

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  • Black mondo grass

    As the air grows crisp and the nights get longer, there’s something magical about spending time in the garden during the Fall.  With Halloween around the corner, why not embrace the season’s spooky spirit and plant a garden that looks like it leapt straight out of a ghost story? Whether you’re decorating for trick-or-treaters, planning…

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  • What to Prune in March: A Guide for Georgia Gardeners As spring begins to take hold in Georgia, March is the perfect time to prepare your garden for the growing season. One of the most important tasks this month is pruning, which helps plants thrive by removing dead or diseased wood, improving airflow, and encouraging…

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