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By Rakshit Manga, Founder, DOTDAY Landscape Fabrics Drip irrigation and landscape fabric should be a perfect pair. One puts water right at the roots, and the other keeps weeds from...
Caleb McCain |
Let’s talk about your May garden hustle. This is prime time in Zone 8a to get those perennials and shrubs in the ground—before summer shows up like a sweaty, overenthusiastic...
Amy Gray |
If you’re tired of your old sprinkler system acting like a rogue car wash—random sprays, dry spots, and leaks for days—it’s time to upgrade to the big leagues. Enter: Hunter sprinkler...
Amy Gray |
Plant now, water smart, and let your garden thrive while you sit back and let the system do the heavy lifting. With the right setup, you’ll have lush beds and...
Amy Gray |
Let’s talk about your schedule—because your plants are on one, whether you are or not. May in Georgia can’t decide what it wants to be. One day it’s hot enough...
Amy Gray |
If you’ve got Bermuda grass, May is go-time. This turf might be tough, but it’s not invincible. As temps start to climb in Zone 8a, Bermuda grass begins to grow...
Amy Gray |
It’s May, which means your sprinkler system is about to come out of hibernation and hit the summer stage like it’s on tour. But before you crank it up and...
Amy Gray |
If you're already sweating just thinking about the summer heat, your garden is too. That’s why May is the perfect time to mulch like you mean it. A good layer...
Amy Gray |
May day! May day! It’s May! And you know what that means: time to shift gears and prep your garden for the blazing summer heat ahead. In Zone 8a, we’ve...
Amy Gray |
It’s time to get serious about your garden’s hydration needs. As a gardener in Zone 8a, you’re no stranger to the ups and downs of the weather. One minute it’s...
Amy Gray |
Spring is in full swing, and with it comes the unpredictable weather. One minute, the sun is shining, and the next, we’re caught in an April downpour. While April showers...
Amy Gray |
Let's talk about something that's been around longer than your grandma's garden trowel: soil inoculant. The reason soil inoculants haven’t always been reliable is because early versions didn’t always work...
Amy Gray |
If you’re growing a spring garden in Zone 8a, chances are your tomatoes, peppers, and other warm-weather veggies are waking up and getting real thirsty. Last year, we wrote an...
Amy Gray |
We’ve officially entered the season of surprise rain showers and soggy socks here in Georgia. April can be a wild ride: sunny and dry one minute, full-blown monsoon the next....
Amy Gray |
