Stillwater Gardens

06/13/2026

Out here at the Rabbit Valley Farmer’s Market! Come get some plants and enjoy this beautiful Saturday! Wear your sunscreen and hat!

04/20/2026

Stillwater Gardens will be at the Rabbit Valley Farmer's Market this year! Check out all their vendors, so many great, local producers. Can't wait to see you there this summer!

Items available:
May 16th: vegetable and flower starts, fresh vegetables.

June 13th, 20th: vegetable and flower starts, cut flowers, fresh vegetables.

July 4th, 11th: cut flowers, and fresh vegetables, upcycled clothing.

August 1st, 15th, 29th: cut flowers, fresh vegetables, native plant plugs, fall/winter vegetable and flowers starts.

September 12th, 26th: cut flowers, fresh vegetables, native plant plugs, fall/winter vegetable and flowers starts.

October 17th, 31st: cut flowers, fresh vegetables, native plant plugs, fall/winter vegetable and flowers starts.

November 14th: cut flowers, fresh vegetables, native plant plugs, fall/winter vegetable and flowers starts.

Meet our many wonderful local farmers and artisans who are vendors at the Rabbit Valley Farmers Market. As a Producer-Only Market, everything sold at the Rabbit Valley Farmers Market is offered by the farmers and artisans who help sustain the culture, economy, and environment of our region. This ens...

04/16/2026

Invasive plants got you down?

Are you struggling to deal with invasive cultivars or weeds on your property? English ivy? Privet? Vinca?

Leave it to us to clean up the mess and remove it. We would be happy to replace it with some beautiful native alternatives!

This includes your lawn 😉

04/15/2026

Have you considered replacing part of your lawn, or entirely replacing your lawn with native plants? The benefits to you are great, since native plants require almost no maintenance, but they are even greater for the entire ecosystem from insects to humans. If this appeals to you, please give us a ring to learn about our native yard reset!

04/14/2026

Does your flower garden need a refresh? Give me a call to get a simple design, install and maintenance if needed. Call 540-580-6109, or email me at [email protected].

03/30/2026

What is your favorite plant species native to northwest Georgia?

I love Diospyros virginiana, the American Persimmon. It is incredibly sweet, like a date, and adds a beautiful pop of color in the landscape in the fall. In addition, it adds beautiful winter interest and is a wonderful food source for wildlife.

Remember, when you plant native, something is going to eat it. And that's the whole point!

Consider planting these on your property. To get fruit, you must have a male and female tree.