Lowcountry Almanac: April 2026
Warm, mostly sunny days and a busy month in the garden hallmark the April 2026 edition of Lowcountry Almanac, informed by the 2026 Old Farmer’s Almanac and Grow Great Vegetables South Carolina.
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RBC Heritage Red Geraniums and More April Gardening Tips for Lowcountry Gardens
From selecting vibrant red geraniums to celebrate the RBC Heritage golf tournament to growing summer veggies on your porch, this guide covers everything Lowcountry gardeners need to keep their yards in bloom.
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6 Expert Tips for Beautiful, Functional Yards This Spring
Spring is the ideal time to rethink your landscape in the Lowcountry, where beauty and function must work hand in hand. From plant selection to layout and long-term maintenance, six local pros share practical advice for creating outdoor spaces that flourish through the seasons.
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DIY Solutions to Bring Your Spring Garden into Full Bloom
With expert-backed DIY solutions to repot plants and manage pests, this guide offers simple, effective ways to help your garden thrive now and return stronger year after year.
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A Guide to The Coastal Discovery Museum’s Native Plant Sale
This guide to the Coastal Discovery Museum’s Native Plant Sale rounds up all the plants on sale to refine your shopping list and help you garden smarter this spring.
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How to Plant a Pollinator-Friendly Yard
Create a pollinator-friendly garden with blooms that are beautiful, low-maintenance and support Lowcountry wildlife. Plus, learn how to care for them and what pollinators they may attract.
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Easy-to-Grow Asian Herbs For Your Kitchen
Growing Asian herbs at home is easy in the Lowcountry’s warm, forgiving climate. From fragrant basil to bright lemongrass, these eight low-maintenance herbs thrive in coastal gardens and bring fresh, authentic flavor straight from garden to wok.
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Indoor Seed-Starting Tips For Spring Gardening
Owner of Helena Hills Farm Chrissy Mozeleski shares her go-to tips for seed-starting and setting up a successful growing season.
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A White Floral Arrangement to Welcome Early Spring
Early spring in the Lowcountry calls for restraint, texture and quiet beauty. In this month’s featured floral, Kim Epley of The Studio at Farmer Blue uses a soft white palette to create an arrangement that feels calm, intentional and perfectly in tune with the season’s subtle shift.
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Iconic Blooms From Film and How to Grow Them in the Lowcountry
Iconic films were made better thanks to these scene-stealing blooms. With expert tips for Lowcountry gardens, you can bring the same cinematic beauty home.
