The ice storm and long periods of freezing temperatures in January made this a hard winter for some of the tropical plants in ...

April wildflowers are always beautiful and a welcome sight to the garden after the cold winter. If you want wildflowers in ...

The Royal Horticultural Society’s chief horticulturist Guy Barter shares his top tips for getting your outdoor space in order ...

Whether an avid gardener or a first timer, experts at Abide a While in Mount Pleasant and Hyams in Charleston offer how to get your vegetables, flowers started.

Knowing this can help you decide when to plant warm-season crops like tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers ... flowering is an excellent time for you to prune loropetalums and azaleas as needed.

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Prune rosemary as necessary to shape ... tomatoes, pumpkin, or cucumber. Why doesn't my rosemary plant smell? Rosemary doesn't smell when its aromatic oils are dried up or diminished.

Remember Jack and the Beanstalk? That fever-dream of a fairy tale where a poor kid climbs a giant vine into the clouds, robs ...

Prune spring-flowering plants, such as forsythia, azalea, and spirea immediately after flowering. If you wait until summer or ...

Cucumbers are a summer gardener’s delight. Delicious in everything from salads to iced water, the refreshing and hydrating ...

Many plants living in our gardens are in need of pruning in early spring. It promotes the growth of new flowers and tames the shape of certain shrubs and bushes. But before you get the shears or ...

For chemical pest control, timing of pesticide applications is just as important as positively identifying the problem and ...