Lowcountry Almanac: September 2026
September brings cooler mornings, shifting light and a second growing season to the Lowcountry. Here’s what to expect in the garden, on the water and in the night sky this month.
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What to Plant, Prune and Preserve in the Lowcountry This September
September brings cooler days, more frequent showers and a fresh opportunity to get back in the garden. From dividing perennials and tackling weeds to preserving summer herbs and enjoying late-season blooms, here’s what Lowcountry gardeners should do this month.
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Lowcountry Almanac: August 2026
August brings peak summer to the Lowcountry, from afternoon thunderstorms and abundant gardens to the Perseid meteor shower and prime fishing days. Here’s what to expect outdoors this month.
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Three Lawn Care Tips Every Lowcountry Homeowner Should Know
A healthy lawn starts with the right foundation. Discover expert lawn care advice from The Greencoast Landscape & Hardscape for long-term success in the Lowcountry.
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The Truth About Corn Snakes: Why They’re One of the Lowcountry’s Best Neighbors
Corn snakes are among the Lowcountry’s most misunderstood wildlife. Learn how to identify these harmless reptiles, why they’re often confused with copperheads and the important role they play in protecting local homes, gardens and ecosystems.
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What to Plant in August and What to Do With All Those Hot Peppers
Discover what’s blooming in the Lowcountry this August, why crop rotation matters and a hot sauce recipe using peppers from the garden.
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A Lowcountry Floral Arrangement Inspired by Friendship
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.
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Lowcountry Almanac: July 2026
Fireworks over Shelter Cove, late-summer storms, early-morning shelling and peak-season watermelons define midsummer life in the July 2026 Lowcountry Almanac.
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How to Style Your Lowcountry Backyard With Flowers
From layered gardens to statement-making planters, these floral styling ideas from Earthworks Landscape help transform any Lowcountry backyard into a more vibrant, inviting space.
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How to Garden Smarter in the Lowcountry Heat
The hottest days of summer can be tough on gardeners and plants alike. Suzanne Barton of The Green Thumb shares how to recognize leaf scorching, avoid peak heat and keep your Lowcountry garden thriving this July.
