Designing a Cottage Garden

Designing a Cottage Garden: Tips, Do’s and Don’ts, and Plant Recommendations How did Cottage Gardens come about? Cottage gardens stared out as utilitarian gardens where folks had small plots of land and grew vegetables, herbs and medicinal plants out of necessity....

Bite Size projects: Bird Buffett

This week’s Bite-Sized Bed is called Bird Buffett, and you guessed it, we’re planting to support our feathered friends. This bed is designed as an island that can be built into your open lawn or along a fence or property line. It’s built to be pretty from any...

Don’t let your yard suffer from SCTN

Many of us have unknowingly plagued our yards with SCTN (Spring Color Then Nothing).  We start out with good intentions, visiting the local nursery one spring weekend to see what catches our eye.  After falling in love with a plant or two we take them home...

Growing Figs in Georgia

Fig-tastic Beginnings: Growing Together in the Garden Hey there! I’m Elin, Eric and Kari’s eldest (aka the OG nursery kid), and I’ve recently joined the nursery team. You might remember me from back in the day when I was on staff—or if you’ve been a...
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