Gardening

Haven’t had time to start your summer garden yet? The good news is, it’s not too late.

Spring is here, and whether you are an expert plant parent or a new beginner, this is the season to tap into your green thumb.

With the temperatures dropping, now is the perfect time to focus on your fall garden or to prep your garden for spring.

Five years ago, I planted an edible area, including a fig tree and blueberry bushes, mostly to recreate childhood garden memories.

Spring in Atlanta is the perfect time for locals to update, refresh or begin a garden or yard project.

Lawnstarter recently ranked Atlanta the No. 3 best city for urban gardening.

The effects of climate change are all around us and hard to ignore. For those wanting to be a part of the solution, Atlanta-based Shades of Green Permaculture offers a new Intro to Climate Action Landscaping class to help make a difference.

Spring is in the air and nothing proves that more than the very full parking lots at Lowe’s and Home Depot lately.

We all picked up a few pandemic hobbies and many of us turned to indoor plants or gardening.

During the stresses of 2020, many have found comfort and healing within the outdoor spaces of their home.

If you’re like me, the recent quarantine has inspired your inner gardener.

With the first day of spring right around the corner, lush landscapes and bright flowers are on everyone’s minds. For Atlanta residents, it’s the perfect time of year to start a flower garden.