How to Build a Garden Without Disrupting Nature

Check out the recent Redfin article we were featured in: 

Whether you're in Tucson, AZ, choosing native plants that thrive in desert heat, Seattle, WA, building around existing trees and shade, or Atlanta, GA, designing a yard that supports local pollinators, using native plants helps you create a beautiful, low-impact garden that works in harmony with nature.

Read the full article here: How to Build a Garden Without Disrupting Nature | Redfin

Seed Starting Instructions: Kirkwood Spring Fling

5 Natives that will Bloom in the Fall and light your edible and ecological landscape on fire with color, texture, and beauty!

Learn all about pawpaws, fig trees, and muscadines including how to use them in the edible landscape, how to harvest them, and what varieties we recommend in Atlanta and Georgia!

Top 6 Garden Activities we Recommend in December: what we’re working on here in the Abundance Homestead including harvests, seed, and hardscape planning!

Learn how to properly plant and protect your fall vegetable garden and fruit trees to ensure a year-round harvest and protection from frosts! While this is specific to Atlanta and Decatur Gardens, this general knowledge is applicable to gardens and landscapes everywhere!

Everything you’d ever want to know about growing Pawpaws in Atlanta, Georgia, and beyond! This native fruit is a sweet treat few even know about.

What you should be doing in your Georgia in Atlanta organic vegetable garden in early fall including what to plant, what to prune, and other garden tasks to make sure your garden thrives!

Learn about our design and build process, take a tour of the different outdoor rooms we created including a rain garden and wildflower grassland, and read more in depth about some of the plants we carefully selected to thrive in this new ecological oasis!

Fall gardening is almost here! Here’s a guide to preparing your garden for fall including a list of our favorite vegetables to put into your garden in September.

As the temperatures trend warmer, we believe you can more reliably grow citrus that will produce in Atlanta. Here’s how!