Georgia Edible Gardens

Georgia Edible Gardens Georgia Edible Gardens is the premier Edible Gardening service in Atlanta, Georgia.

We understand the confusing journey of gardening, so our mission became to make edible gardening as accessible, simple, joyful, and as easy as possible.

One of our favorite builds: custom keylock raised beds that transformed a pre-existing playpen into productive growing s...
10/10/2025

One of our favorite builds: custom keylock raised beds that transformed a pre-existing playpen into productive growing space. The area wasn’t square, so we used custom joinery to fit the beds to the site and worked around an inconsistent retaining wall — but it came out beautiful and functional.
Based out of Marietta and serving surrounding counties.
Feel free to give us a call or message us if you’d like to grow food in your own yard!

As we head into the coldest projected week of the year, with temperatures dropping as low as 13°, your plants will need ...
01/19/2025

As we head into the coldest projected week of the year, with temperatures dropping as low as 13°, your plants will need some extra frost protection. Simple steps like adding a thick layer of mulch and watering in the morning before the cold night can make a huge difference. These methods help insulate the soil around your plants, raising the temperature just a few critical degrees. Sometimes, that small difference can be the key to preventing frost damage. Think of it like ice, it will never freeze at 33°F, but will start to freeze at 32°F and the same principle applies to your plants.

Frost damage happens when the water inside a plant’s cells freezes, causing the cell walls to burst, and plants have different freezing points. This is why frost-damaged leaves and stems often turn black or completely die. While many people do not garden through the winter in Atlanta, Georgia. It is possible but sometimes you need to help protect your plants and give them a better chance of surviving the hard freeze we are about to experience.

Rabbit-eye blueberries are native to Georgia and grow exceptionally well here, but there are two crucial things you need...
01/12/2025

Rabbit-eye blueberries are native to Georgia and grow exceptionally well here, but there are two crucial things you need to know to ensure bountiful harvests.

First, blueberries thrive in acidic soil. Being native to Georgia’s pine forests, they prefer a pH range of 4.5 to 5.5. This acidity allows them to absorb the nutrients they need to grow and produce fruit. Without properly acidifying your soil, your blueberries could struggle or fail to thrive.

Second, understanding the crown and cane structure of blueberries is key. Blueberries grow from a crown (their base in the ground), which sends up canes that form the bush’s structure. The productivity of these canes depends on their age—canes are most productive when they’re 3 to 6 years old. To maintain great harvests, it’s essential to prune out older, unproductive canes and encourage new ones to grow. Regular pruning is the secret to keeping your blueberry plants healthy and productive.

If you’re interested in growing your own blueberries or any other edible plants, we’d love to help! Call us at 470-991-0732, and let’s get your garden started.

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Marietta, GA
30062

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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(470)9910732

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