Seasonal

If you have empty pots on a covered porch or nestled under an oak tree, you may feel restricted by a lack of sunlight. In the shadier spots of your space, you have to reframe how you think about designing container gardens. You can't depend on bold blooms, so you have to focus on layering funky foliage and adding interesting texture.

Meeting Green is your one stop shop for spring gifting! From garden gadgets to floral wrapping paper, we have everything you need for a successful Easter, Mother's Day, or a 'just because' present.

If you're ready to refresh your containers for the upcoming spring season, these are the late winter and early spring flowers in Charleston we'd recommend.

If you have a plant lover in your life, we're bringing you unique ways to show your special someone you care! From heart shaped plants to botanical themed cards, Meeting Green is your one stop shop for practical gifts for plant lovers.

Shop holiday goods 20% off until they're gone! Build a hostess gift for an upcoming holiday party or deck the halls this season!

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

It's the most wonderful time of year! As you're pulling out your holiday decorations and sprucing up your home for a season of hosting, don't forget about your container gardens. Window baskets and pots on your porch are often the first thing guests see when arriving to your home and we're here to help you make a good first impression. Use these three tips for winter container gardening in Charleston! Focus on frost tolerant flowers Color can be hard to come by during the coo

Find gifts for every plant lover on your list at Meeting Green!

Add living centerpieces to your table scape this holiday season!

Let's talk about why you should be buying a real Christmas tree!

Fall in love with the fall season at Meeting Green! Stop in this week and shop these halloween and fall products before they're gone for the year!

If your summer blooms have faded and you're ready to add fall interest to your space, here are three reasons you should add grasses to your garden this fall!

To mark the first day of fall, we're talking about refreshing your seasonal containers! Whether you have window baskets overflowing with color and texture every season or pots scattered around your space, use these tips when updating your containers this fall.

Celebrate the harvest season with us at Meeting Green! Join us at our annual Yard Sale and Harvest Market, plus grab a ticket to a fall class! RSVP to our FREE Rain Gardens 101 class with Samantha from Clemson Extension! Buy a ticket for Fall Container Gardening and Pumpkin Painting!

These four tips will help you achieve an attractive and colorful garden every season!

Take advantage of this beautiful weather and get planting with us! Fall seems to be right around the corner, but we'll have some lingering end of summer heat for weeks to come! So, how can you start adding fall decor to your porch when it's still 80 degrees? Refresh your containers with heat tolerant fall flowers and foliage this month!

Summer is in full swing and one of the hardest parts of a summer in the south is keeping your garden lush and beautiful through the heat! Instead of fighting the sun this season, incorporate plants in your garden that thrive in our extreme conditions.

It's July in Charleston so the number one thing on everyone's mind is how to stay cool in this heat! Summer in the south brings heat and humidity and we think the only way to spend any time outside is by the water. If you're fed up with sand and tired of fighting through beach traffic, you need a cowboy pool! A 'cowboy pool' or 'ranch pool' is a unique take a backyard pool, typically utilizing a stock tank. This charming feature is becoming more and more popular and we can't

One of our favorite ways to welcome a new season in Charleston is by refreshing our container gardens! There are many factors to think about when creating a container garden and the list of considerations only increases in the summer.

Join the gardening fun this season and refresh your houseplants this spring!