Decatur Landscaping, LLC

Stone column mailboxes (aka "witches huts") by Wonderfalls of Atlanta.

Lawn aeration and over seeding

It's a bright, beautiful day and the non-native nandina shrubs are bursting with their red fruits, just in time for the native cedar waxwing birds to come throu...gh. Which is why it is time to remind people that these birds *naturally gorge* themselves on fruits and that nandina fruit in sufficient quantity is toxic to them. Please cut these fruits off and discard them to save these birds. See more

We are doing lawn aeration and over-seeding. Call for a estimate!

This has been a good year for encountering snakes of all kinds. Many times I hear "It's a copperhead!" when the only creature present is a frightened garden snake. To help you figure out if the snake in question IS a copperhead, I found this nice test. Test your herpetological skills!

When considering having trees on your property trimmed or pruned, hiring an arborist who cares about maintaining the health an integrity of your trees while mee...ting your needs is extremely important! Give our office staff a call at 404-799-5472 to schedule an appointment to meet with one of International society of arboriculture certified arborists to see what they would recommend for the trees on your property.

Tomatoes ripened on the vine are delicious! But did you know that you don't have to wait that long to pick them?

Hydrangeas are the mood ring of the garden, and their mood is determined by the soil pH they grow in. Here's how to get those baby blue hydrangea blooms you've always dreamed of (or conversely, here's how to keep them pink)!

Green and gold (Chrysogonum virginianum) is an early blooming evergreen perennial in the Asteraceae family. Native in the Piedmont region and the upper Coastal ...Plain, it is a popular garden perennial and can occasionally be found in even big box stores during the spring. There are several named cultivars, one of note being an especially aggressive spreader with long runners that was found in central Georgia: C. virginianum var. australe ‘Eco-Lacquered Spider’ (bottom picture). See more

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