Plant Spotlight

Charleston is COVERED in purple blooms right now! These purple blooming shrubs appear similar (at first!) and are often used the same way in a landscape, but there are some key features differentiating them.

Growing hydrangeas in Charleston is a wonderful way to achieve color and blooms in the shady parts of your garden. Take a look at the four common types of hydrangeas we offer and find one that works for your space.

Introducing Plant Potential; a series where the Meeting Green team is identifying underrated plants that are secretly fun, funky, and may be perfect for your space! Acca sellowiana or pineapple guava is one of our favorite under utilized shrubs.

Stop and smell the jasmine! Walking down the streets of Charleston in April can't be beat. Pair overflowing window baskets and warm sunshine with the sweet scent of jasmine for a perfect spring day in the Lowcountry.

Ferns are our go to plant for low light, lots of texture, and interesting foliage. With over 10,000 known varieties of ferns, and many more being discovered in tropical areas today, there's a type of fern for every plant lover!

Lilium longiflorum or Easter Lily has narrow, dark green leaves and showy white trumpet shaped flowers. The blooms are fragrant and a traditional symbol of hope and life during the Easter season.

Norfolk Island pines are a festive alternative Christmas tree and a great way to add funky foliage to your space all year!

When you think of Charleston, you probably think of palm trees! Celebrate our 7th birthday and shop palms on sale at PALMAPALOOZA!

Summer is just around the corner and in Charleston, that typically means daily afternoon thunder storms! Shop water loving flood in our new flood tolerant section!

The Peggy Martin Rose has proven to be salt and moisture tolerant, making it a perfect addition to your Charleston garden.