How to Grow Pothos Indoors (Epipremnum spp.): Care, Cultivars, and Common Problems
Learn how to grow pothos indoors, solve common problems, and choose from popular Epipremnum cultivars.
Author: Cory Tanner
December 22 Week 4 Garden Photos
“Winter teaches patience: to watch the light fade, to feel the chill, to follow the moon’s slow journey across a fog-laced horizon, and to remember that even in the coldest season, the world...
December 15 Week 3 Garden Photos
Experience Brookgreen Garden’s “Night of a Thousand Candles” Tuesday-Sunday, now through Jan. 4, 2026. There are 2700 hand-lit candles and millions of sparkling lights. Brookgreen...
Pomegranate (Punica granatum): How to Grow, Care for, and Enjoy in South Carolina
Grow pomegranates in South Carolina with expert Clemson Extension tips on pruning, fruiting, and choosing cold-hardy cultivars.
Question of the Week – Pickleworm
Learn how to spot and control pickleworms in cucumbers and other cucurbits to protect your harvest from this late-season pest.
Clemson’s Sustainable Landscape Demonstration Garden
Clemson’s Sustainable Landscape Demonstration Garden is a multidisciplinary effort to create something that is both beautiful and beneficial. The garden consists of almost entirely native plants,...
Be On the Lookout for Armyworms
Fall armyworms are being reported in lawns and pastures across South Carolina. If you notice caterpillars feeding or moving in large numbers during the early morning or late evening hours, you may...
Question of the Week – Kudzu Bug
What are these insects on pole butterbeans? The insects pictured are bean plataspids, Megacopta cribraria (F.), commonly known as “kudzu bugs.” They are an invasive plant pest from Asia. First...
Muhlygrass Mealybug
Muhly grass (Muhlenbergia capillaris)*, sometimes known as sweetgrass, is a beautiful ornamental grass celebrated for its displays of pink, purple, or white flowers in the late summer and fall....
Start Brussels Sprouts Now for a Winter Harvest
Brussels sprouts are a healthy vegetable. They are a great source of vitamin K, vitamin C, folate, and dietary fiber. However, their flavor reputation is notoriously bad. Brussels sprouts often find...
What Is It? Wednesday – Blueberry Splits
Blueberry splits are caused by excessive water from rainfall or irrigation when ripe or near-ripe fruit are on the plant. These berries of the rabbiteye cultivar ‘Climax’ split following nearly four...
Garden Peas
Plant garden peas and enjoy fresh, tender pods with these care and harvesting tips.