4 vegetables that you can grow in the winter in Atlanta
by 4 vegetables that you can grow in the winter in Atlanta Middle fall I planted radish, sweet onion, broccoli, garlic, spring onion, carrots, kale and …
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Colors of my Garden – OCTOBER
Bee on lime coleus flower Moth Pink Dahlia Pupa – Chrysalis swallowtail butterfly Sky is the limit rose Sky is the limit rose Swallowtail larva …
We won 3 Awards!! UAC 2011 Professional Landscape Awards
The Urban AG Council of Georgia recognize professionals involved in award-winning projects in design/build/installation, landscape management, seasonal color, landscape lighting, green innovations and community service. …
Pesticide Free Gardens
Arcoiris Design Gardening goal is to encourage and educate our clients to a pesticide-free lawn and garden! As most of us know, the environmental impact …
Why is important to have an Organic Compost Pile?
Composting is the biological decomposition of organic material into humus. The process occurs naturally, but can be accelerated and improved by controlling environmental factors. …
How Much Water my Landscape Really Needs?
WATERING GUIDE The Georgia Water Stewardship Act went into effect statewide on June 2, 2010. Learn more at http://conservewatergeorgia.net/ Please, be waterSmart with …
Good BUGS, how to incorporate them in your garden?
Don’t kill the BUGS! Please do not use pesticides!! More than 95% of insects aren’t pests. Some pollinate our flowers and vegetables, while many others …
Organic Homemade Spray for Aphid control
Tomato Leaf Spray [slideshow] Tomato plants, as members of the nightshade family, contain toxic compounds called alkaloids in their leaves. When the leaves of tomato …
Coneflower – Echinacea purpurea – Your garden Herb that promotes immune system health.
Echinacea is genus of herbaceous flowering plants in the daisy family. There are nine species commonly called purple coneflowers. They are perennials and very …