The weather warms, you’re itching to get outside and so something. So you go to the shed and see all of last year’s or maybe longer fertilizer bags sitting there taking up space. Before you grab a spreader, here are
Rocks Vs Natural Mulch
Choosing the right mulch for your garden can make a significant impact on its overall health and aesthetics. While organic mulches like wood chips and compost are commonly used, another option gaining popularity is rocks or stones. Rock mulch offers
Fall Planting Calendar Southeast Georgia
In Southeast Georgia, July marks the beginning of fall garden preparations, offering a great opportunity to sow heat-tolerant vegetables that will mature as the weather cools. Throughout July and early August, you can direct sow okra, southern peas (like cowpeas
Healthy Soil – Happy Plants : Why You Should Not Use Landscape Fabric Under Plants
Over the years in our industry, we have seen many things used to prevent weeds. Heavy landscape fabric used under plants is one. We have seen the harm that it can do over time to your soil and to the
