For large-scale planting, the Georgia Forestry Commission offers inexpensive tree seedlings. Orders open after July 1st for pickup at local Forestry Commission offices in December. This is an economical way to establish windbreaks, wildlife habitat, or timber stands.
Visit their website or call 1-800-GATREES for species availability, pricing, and ordering details. Planning ahead ensures you get the species you want.
Controlling Root-Knot Nematodes in Vegetable Gardens
Preventing Damping Off in Datura Seedlings
Understanding Slow Growth in American Beech Seedlings
Pine Needles vs. Native Grass: Rake or Keep?
Pine Cone Absence in Massachusetts: Not Necessarily a Problem
Red-Headed Pine Sawfly Larvae on Deodar Cedar: Act Fast to Save Your Tree
Finding Cattails for Planting: Warning About Invasive Spread
White Pine Blister Rust: Girdling Gall = Tree Doomed
Identifying a Tree with Round Cones & Tiny Needles: Bald Cypress
Identifying a Pine Tree from a Photo
Weeds in Blue Rug Juniper: Hand Removal Only — No Sprays
Cooking Potatoes in Pine Rosin: A Unique Southern Tradition
Evergreen Shade Trees for Middle Georgia: Pine is the Main Option
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