A gardener's work is never done! Just when you think you've plucked the weeds from your beds, scoured for harmful insects and watered well, there are stubborn insects and diseases that just can't play nice. Autumn Hill Nursery shares some of the most common insects...

If you've never been interested in backyard birding, the summer is a great time to take a peek up into the sky and listen for some of Woodstock's most common feathered friends. Summer is mating and nesting season for many backyard favorites, and with just a few simple...

You may think it's too hot to start planning your fall veggie gardens, but over the next few weeks, it's a good idea to go ahead and start planning what what you want now, especially before the hustle-and-bustle of the school year starts. As long as your seeds...

Making sure your hanging baskets and flowering containers have enough water during the Georgia heat is one of the more difficult tasks in making sure they stay beautiful through the warmer months, especially when you're on vacation and can't get outside to water them....

One of the many goals of residential landscaping is to compliment your home. Homeowners can accomplish this in many ways or usually a combination of ways, including: Accent the architecture of your home Frame your home while softening the corners Make a narrow house...

Did you know that around 75 percent of all flowering plants rely on animal pollinators and over 200,000 species of animals act as pollinators? Of those, 1,000 are hummingbirds, bats, and other small mammals. The rest are comprised of insects such as beetles, ants,...

Hummingbirds are easily one of the most sought-after visitors in a garden due to their gorgeous color and helpful nature. While red flowers are typically the go-to for these winged beauties, there are lots of options that will help bring them to your yard. When...

"Hot enough for ya?" Before the heat of the Southern summer sets in, many gardeners may find themselves wondering how much rainfall the hotter months will bring in. Here in Georgia, some summers have been wetter than others, but there's really no way to tell how much...