You know it's almost fall in Charleston when the Callicarpa americana or American Beautyberry start showing off!

Join the count! The Great Southeast Pollinator Census is back and needs your to help to count and protect your local pollinators.

Most gardeners have either given up on their garden by July, or they were smart and planted strategically for easy color through summer and fall. We're here to help you fall into that second category!

If the hard to shop for father figure in your life deserves something a little extra special this year, give him a gift for the garden!

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.

Take a peek at one of our newest projects in West Ashley! This coastal modern oasis seamlessly blends clean lines, warn tones, and sophisticated touches with the marsh backdrop.

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!

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

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.

Let’s talk about why native and pollinator gardens are important and what you should be planting to create your own eco friendly garden.