Sweet, tangy and incredibly versatile, banana peppers are one of summer’s most underrated vegetables. Learn how to grow, cook, pickle and store them, plus try two delicious recipes perfect for peak harvest season.
Dogs are far more than pets. Meet certified therapy dogs bringing comfort across the Lowcountry and a professional dog trainer whose lifelong passion has strengthened the bond between people and their canine companions.
Pets do far more than provide companionship. Research shows they can reduce stress, improve heart health, encourage exercise and support emotional well-being throughout every stage of life. Learn why the bond between people and animals benefits both.
From understanding your daily routine to learning the value of the shelter matchmakers who know their animals best, these seven questions can help guide you toward a lifelong friendship.
After waiting a combined 1,244 days in local shelters, Hyacinth and Duke finally found the forever home they had been waiting for. Their inspiring story is a reminder of the life-changing impact of animal adoption in the Lowcountry.
Losing a pet leaves an emptiness that’s impossible to replace, but love doesn’t end with goodbye. Explore meaningful pet memorial ideas, from custom artwork and paw prints to annual traditions and charitable giving, that honor the bond you’ll always share.
Wondering why your pets aren’t getting along? Learn how personality, body language and gradual introductions shape successful relationships between dogs and cats, with advice from local trainers and veterinary professionals.
Some pets seem to have an unmistakable favorite human. Learn what veterinarians and animal behavior experts say about how dogs and cats form close bonds through trust, routine and companionship.
Inspired by the Lowcountry landscape and the bonds of friendship, this seasonal floral arrangement from The Studio at Farmer Blue demonstrates how thoughtful layering, texture and locally grown blooms create effortless beauty.
Discover what’s blooming in the Lowcountry this August, why crop rotation matters and a hot sauce recipe using peppers from the garden.