Few plants capture the beauty of a Southern landscape quite like the Crepe Myrtle. Often called the “Lilac of the South,” Crepe Myrtles provide months of vibrant blooms, attractive bark, beautiful fall color, and exceptional heat tolerance. Whether...
Living Fences: Beautiful Privacy That Grows With Your Landscape When it comes to creating privacy in your yard, a traditional wood or vinyl fence isn’t your only option. Living fences are one of the most attractive ways to define property lines, block unwanted...
Getting Your Garden Ready for Cold Weather Cold snaps in North Florida and South Georgia can catch even seasoned gardeners off guard. While we may not deal with long stretches of freezing temperatures, sudden drops into the 20s and 30s can cause real damage to plants,...
Shape Up Your Shrubs: Expert Pruning Tips & Tools for Tallahassee Gardens Roses In North Florida climates like ours, prune repeat‑blooming roses in early March, typically when azaleas bloom (about March 1). Remove any dead, diseased, or crossing canes; keep the...
Rock Your Landscape: 5 Bold Ways to Beautify Your Yard with Stone Transform your Tallahassee yard into a breathtaking retreat using the natural beauty and durability of rock. Whether you’re sprucing up a cozy garden nook or crafting an impressive hardscape, here...
Bare Root Roses: Our Guide to Planting and Care Bare root roses are roses in their dormant state, delivered without foliage or soil. Light and easy to handle, bare root roses are great for mass planting, and once planted, will quickly sprout and produce abundant...
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