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Information And Resource Site For Heard County Gardeners Hosted by Wildside Gardens
If you grow daylilies and they look like they are drying up, don't panic. They are going into summer dormancy. Once it cools and rains, foliage will start anew.
This site is being provided to serve gardeners of all types. It's our hope to provide a resource for most of the things we as gardeners need to know, and some things we never thought of. Please feel free to share any comments or suggestions that you feel will help better this site. We will be very happy to create and host free of charge, web pages for local gardeners who would like to share pictures and/or information about their gardens. For an example of what a page could look like, click on the Local Garden Pages link below to view some existing pages. You can contact us to make arrangements for a page by clicking on the E-Mail image below. Garden Web Links

Zen Gardening Tree Selection Guide University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service USGA Heard County Extension Georgia Hardiness Map Local Garden Pages Home Garden Photos By Local Gardeners Gardening For Wildlife Georgia Wildlife Federation AHS Website American Hemerocallis Society AHS Region 5 (Georgia) Daylilies -Georgia Additional daylily information is available at Wildside Gardens Garden Chemicals Reference material for most garden and agricultural chemicals Ground Cover Plants Georgia Master Gardeners Wildflowers Of Georgia Poisonous Plants Of Georgia Rose Gardening - Georgia Georgia Native Plant Society Butterfly Gardening Water Gardening Franklin Kitchen Annual Flowers - Georgia Perennial Flowers - Georgia Bulb Plants - Georgia Native Trees Of Georgia Herb Gardening Fertilizer Calculator Tool Georgia Dept. of Natural Resources Non-Game Animals and Plants E-mail us anytime	Invasive Species of Georgia Drought Tips How To Firescape Your Property Early Spring Garden Guide Georgia Forestry Commission National Arbor Day Foundation National Wildlife Federation For more resources on Nature and Wildlife Franklin Wildlife Great Ad Free Magazine For Gardeners USDA Plants Database Community Collaborative Rain, Hail, and Snow Network Georgia Exotic Pest Plants And Weeds For Great Photos of Flowers and Birds Birds And Blooms Dealing With Storm Damage To Trees Franklin Feathered Friends