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!

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!

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.

Fall is the best time to plant in Charleston! Use these tips in your yard this upcoming season and stop by Meeting Green to get started today.