The frosty temperatures still haven't left us in north Georgia, but it is time to start preparing your beds for planting lettuce! Lettuce is a great winter to spring crop to get you started on your vegetable growing. Types of Lettuce to Try There are a wide variety of...

The winter months are hard for wild birds, and in north Georgia where the weather can feel like spring one day and be below freezing that night, the bird population is always in need of a clean, reliable source of fresh water. There are many options for providing...

Along with celebrating Black History and Children's Dental Health, February is a time to honor National Bird Feeding Month! Established in 1994 by Congressman John Porter (R-IL), National Bird-Feeding Month was established to help our feathered friends make it through...

When it comes to gardening, some people may think that these cold winter months aren't good for much - but the ones in the know are using this time of hibernation to their advantage! This time of year is the best time to work on the landscape around your home and plan...

When we opened Autumn Hill Nursery twenty one years ago we were excited about selling roses.  We placed orders with several large nurseries that grew roses as well as other shrubs and trees.  Boy were we disappointed when they came in riddled with black spot and...

Finally, after lots of work preparing - scrubbing pots and planting - its here! Our annual rose sale! One of our most popular varieties are David Austin roses. David Austin has been developing his own roses for over 50 years in England.  He continues to successfully...

Last week we talked about keeping your feathered friends plump through the winter months by feeding them the right kind of bird seed. Today, we want to make sure that you know how to keep their feeders clean, so that bird seed keeps them healthy! How to Clean Bird...

When the frost comes and the green drops off of our plants and many trees we are all snuggled in our warm homes, nestled next to the fire with a hot cup of cocoa in our hands - but what about the birds? When the temperatures change many birds start to change their...

Temperatures have already begun to drop below the freezing mark and we all know we are probably in for some cold nights this January so we wanted to give you some tips on how to winterize your outdoor fountains and ponds and keep them in tip top shape through the...

Today is the winter solstice – shortest day of the year – and officially the first day of winter. That means lots of things for us – Christmas is in only 4 days and we are running around trying to pull together the last minute gifts and preparations, New Years is...