Community Blog · Northwest Georgia
Real experiences, tips, and harvests from gardeners across Cherokee, Bartow, Floyd, and Gordon Counties. Share yours — members can post, comment, and connect.
Tomatoes are the most popular vegetable in NW Georgia gardens and also the most disease-prone. Our combination of warm temperatures, high humidity, and frequent summer storms creates ideal conditions for fungal diseases. The good news is that most tomato diseases are preventable with good cultural p
Read Full Post →You planted your squash in May. By late June it was thriving — big leaves, yellow flowers, the first fruits swelling nicely. Then one morning you walk out and the whole plant has collapsed. You check the stem near the soil and find a sawdust-like material packed around a hole. Squash vine borer go
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