Coreopsis Lanceleaf

Coreopsis Lanceleaf

Coreopsis Lanceleaf (Coreopsis lanceolata)Bright, dependable, and made for the Southern garden If you’ve ever wanted a plant that looks like sunshine and behaves like a workhorse, lanceleaf coreopsis is it. Native to much of the southeastern United States, this cheerful

Make Your Own Hibiscus Tea

Make Your Own Hibiscus Tea

Both beautiful and beneficial, Hibiscus sabdariffa Roselle, also known as Roselle or Red Sorrel, is a plant that belongs to the Malvaceae family which is related Okra. It resembles okra and also grows much like it. This versatile plant is

Home Grown Blackberries

Home Grown Blackberries

Planting Blackberries Space your Blackberries 5-6′ apart. If planting in rows, space rows 5-8ft apart. Amend the soil if necessary to make sure it is rich, moist but well-drained. Blackberries like slightly acidic soil. Plant on a slight mound and

Native Milkweed vs Tropical Milkweed

Native Milkweed vs Tropical Milkweed

The popularity of tropical milkweed, also known as Mexican Milkweed or Scarlet Milkweed (Asclepias curassavica), a non-native species of milkweed, has skyrocketed due to its ease of propagation and attractive flowers and foliage. However, when planted in areas with temperate

Grow Your Own Olives

Grow Your Own Olives

Olive Trees make you think of warm Mediterranean waters but did you know that you can grow them in Southeast Georgia? Olive trees are native to the Mediterranean regions of the world. They have been grown for centuries to produce