Violas - notice how covered up in flowers they were! I just love all the colors and "faces" on pansies and I'm always sedu...

Our favorite pest, i.e. those dratted squirrels, are becoming more active. They hadn't done much digging in the garden up in September. ...

Moving Toward Organics in the Vegetable Garden Saturday, October 18, 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. Free and open to the public. Learn what organic ga...

Yummy, delicious smelling worm food! This is the time of year where there is great competition to acquire enough coffee grounds and filt...

This fall when I renovated my bed, I finally took out the rosemary.  I knew it was big and taking up way more space than it should. However,...

The following events are available through Cobb County Extension. http://cobbextension.blogspot.com/ Bluebird Trail Tour Saturday, Oc...

I thought it might be nice to kick off the official start of the fall season with some free onion sets.  That's right; they're back ...

I have been talking and emailing with Denise about soil building and she had some excellent advice I want to share with you. It was one of...

Walkingstick Insect Stick insects are some of the best camouflaged bugs in nature.  Lyndsay of bed number 11 found one hanging out on th...

Chinese Watermelon Radishes Located in the shed are seeds for Chinese Watermelon Radishes.  These heirloom seeds came from very healthy ...

White Satin carrots from Denise's garden this past April. It doesn't take much to look at these tender morsels to the right and...

Many of our new gardeners have asked if we could show them what diseased transplants look like to prevent them from purchasing what may turn...

Hey Everyone, Amy Gallagher of bed number 12 has been so kind to share some of her dad's red shallots from Louisiana with us.  They ar...

You guys grow way too much food! I can barely keep up with it all! Sometimes  you  need  to  just stop and photograph ...

Here is a photo essay on the development of some mystery eggs that were found on the TOP of a tomato leaf. Luckily before they hatched I put...

Does it seem like you just can't get ahead of a particular bug or disease problem? Sometimes you just have to bite the bullet, Say UNCLE...

Wrens are famous for going where you do NOT want them. Did you suddenly find that a bird has gotten in the shed? Or your porch? Garage?...

Recovered Celeste fig - 7/22/14 See that greenery at the base of the dead fig stick?  This picture taken today, July 22nd, proves that ...

Many may remember some of the interesting vegetables we grew last summer and how we toured the garden via the blog spotlighting on those tha...

An evening series of monthly programs on gardening sponsored by the Master Gardener Volunteers of Cobb County August 12th (Tuesday)  7:00 ...