Seasonal Advice

As residences of the Atlanta Metropolitan Region, we have a climate that allows for maximum use of the outdoor environment. Over the past 10 to 15 years, many homeowners have discovered the enjoyment that a...Read More

As spring approaches and trees begin to leaf out, is your shady landscape looking lackluster? Or, maybe where once you had sun, trees have matured and now you have shade. With the right plants and a creative design,...Read More

It's mid-February in the Atlanta area and although spring doesn't officially start until March 20th, some daffodils and a few trees and shrubs are beginning to flower. While the weather can be unpredictable and...Read More

It's spring! Now is the time to ready your garden landscape for the months to come. Here are some great tips on how to get your garden ready for spring. Prepare beds for summer annuals, perennials and...Read More

Spring weather this year has been anything but predictable. April brought temperatures in the mid-90s with a very little accumulation of rain. Then May arrived with much cooler temperatures along with almost...Read More

5 Essential Spring Gardening Tasks for the Month of March. Every gardener needs to do these 5 things this time of year. Pruning - Early spring is a great time to perform dormant...Read More

We have had a lovely spring with lots of rain and beautiful flowering displays from our Dogwoods, Redbuds, Azaleas and Rhododendrons. Perennials and Hydrangeas will be showing their flowers next. With all this rain...Read More

As residences of the Atlanta Metropolitan Region, we have a climate that allows for maximum use of the outdoor environment. Over the past 10 to 15 years, many homeowners have discovered the enjoyment that a...Read More

Now that spring is in full swing and blooms are abundant-azaleas, dogwoods, rhododendrons and more - it's time to plant flowers for summer. Mid-April through May is the perfect time to add seasonal color to your...Read More

It's mid-February in the Atlanta area and although spring doesn't officially start until March 20th, some daffodils and a few trees and shrubs are beginning to flower. While the weather can be unpredictable and...Read More

Things are really starting to heat up in the Atlanta area. The rising and constant temperatures can put extreme stress on even the most well established plants. Here are a few quick tips to help your landscape...Read More

Heat Makes these Annuals Shine As temperatures begin to rise some annuals fade during the heat of the day and then there are some that thrive in Atlanta's summer heat. Here are a few of our designer's favorite...Read More

We have had a lovely spring with lots of rain and beautiful flowering displays from our Dogwoods, Redbuds, Azaleas and Rhododendrons. Perennials and Hydrangeas will be showing their flowers next. With all this rain...Read More

Well the drought is officially over in Georgia. I think we have all learned a lot about the great importance of water. We all need to conserve this great resource an use it wisely. All watering restrictions are now...Read More

Make sure falling leaves a removed regularly from newly aerated and overseeded fescue lawns. The new grass needs sunlight to properly mature. Cut back perennials. Cut back stems to about 2...Read More

In Georgia during October and into November, both air and soil temperatures are cooler, making the prospect of working in the garden a welcome one. October and November is an ideal time to clean up your garden and to...Read More

As Summer gives way to Fall it's a wonderful time of year to live in Atlanta. While the seasons are busy changing, you can change your aesthetics too by revisiting those tired flower beds around the home filled with...Read More

More Fall Garden Tips With its cooler temperatures and dazzling color, Fall is a wonderful time of year to be outdoors. Now is a great time to perform some basic garden tasks to be one step ahead come...Read More

Preparing your garden for fall is not just about cleaning or removing plants, it is also a way to enjoy your garden longer. Getting your garden ready for fall and winter will help you have an easier time come spring....Read More

One of the great things about fall in the South is the weather. The "dog days" of summer have passed and cooler temperatures make working in the garden an appealing option. Fall is also an ideal time to add...Read More

With winter approaching there is a great deal of Fall Gardening that needs to take place in your garden. Aeration and overseeding of fescue turf grass needs to be completed. If warm season turf grass such as...Read More