The Lowcountry’s iconic Live Oaks
A tree talk with master Story by Carolyn Males On a sunny morning, master arborist Michael Murphy and I meet…
Winter gardening in the Lowcountry
Story by Nancy Renner Winter is a great time to garden in the Lowcountry. For newcomers it’s especially exciting to…
How to start your own herb garden
Save money and improve meals by growing your favorite plants all year long By Reese Kimmons Growing herbs isn’t difficult,…
Fall container gardening
Start a new seasonal theme with colorful plants, pumpkins and gourds. Story by Karen Krug October is still a great…
The Accidental Gardener: Summer gardening survival guide
Tips for braving the heat and having beautiful beds One of the best things about the Lowcountry is the warm…
The Accidental Gardener: On the road again, just can’t wait to get on the road again…
Now that Covid vaccines are widely available, Willy Nelson said it best, “Just can’t wait to get on the road…
The Accidental Gardener: Something fishy is going on!
Make a beautiful goldfish pond the focal point of your garden. It’s easier than you think. A few weeks back,…
The Accidental Gardener: If you ‘cotton to’ grow cotton in your yard – read on!
Did you know that cotton has been around an exceptionally long time? The first evidence of cotton farming dates back…
Tropic like it’s hot
Turn your backyard into a tropical paradise with these fantastic fruits. By Addy Codispoti If you’ve ever wanted to experiment…
Cultivating your inner farmer
Edible gardens and egg-laying pets feed the Mind, Body & Spirit By Becca Edwards During the Covid pandemic, many of…