Summer in Charleston means humid days, weekly beach trips, and streets lined with fluffy crape myrtle blooms! Crape myrtles in Charleston offer low maintenance beauty with easy summer and fall color!

Did you know Charleston has beautiful, native hibiscus? These plants are grown for their striking, large flowers and work well in mass plantings around your landscape.

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.

Whether you start small or large, starting a pollinator garden aids in insect conservation and makes your garden beautiful! Here are three quick pollinator garden tips to help you get started!

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.

Here are three things we did to add some Charleston charm to this space. Use these gardening tips in your yard this spring!

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.

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.

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!

Learn more about The Great Southeast Pollinator Census and join the count to aid in pollinator preservation!

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.

Happy National Pollinator Week! 🐝 🪲 Join us this week in celebrating the vital role pollinators play in our eco system and raise awareness for their improved health and protection.

Scroll through this private Downtown Charleston garden for inspo and tips for your cottage garden in the Lowcountry!

Spring is finally here and people are looking for ways to connect with nature this season! Being able to bring greenery, blooms, and branches (that you grew!) into your home is as rewarding as it is beautiful!

Take the stress out of gardening and make getting your hands dirty fun again with chaos gardening!

What is Flowering in Charleston Right Now? Early Spring Blooms!

February is officially here and before you know it… it’ll be Valentine’s Day! Don’t get caught on February 13th with no gift and no plan!...