Powdery Mildew on Landscape and Garden Plants
Powdery mildew is a common fungal disease of landscape and garden plants. Learn how to identify symptoms and manage infections effectively.
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Discover why Peonies are a favorite choice for creating elegant and enduring garden beauty.
Annual geraniums are colorful, easy-care plants for beds and containers. Explore light, water, soil, pests, and overwintering guidance for South Carolina.
Discover how to grow garden mums in South Carolina with care tips, planting guidance, and top cultivars for long-lasting fall color.
Marigolds are bright, easy-to-grow annuals for South Carolina gardens. Discover planting tips, watering guidance, and the best varieties for success.
Learn essential crinum lily care tips, from planting and soil to watering and staking flower stalks. Discover the best crinum bulbs and cultivars for thriving Southern landscapes.
Jul 7, 2025 | Flowers, Photo Blog, Photo Worthy Plants
Learn why Echinacea is a must-have for creating colorful and pollinator-friendly gardens.
“Foamflower is a low-growing, shade-loving native perennial with delicate spring blooms and colorful year-round foliage. This guide covers planting, care, and cultivar options for your woodland or container garden.”
Discover how Gerbera Daisies brighten up your outdoor spaces with their long-lasting flowers.
Zinnias are easy-to-grow, sun-loving annuals perfect for any garden. Learn about the best varieties, planting methods, watering tips, and care essentials.
Jan 17, 2025 | Flowering, Flowers, In the Garden, Perennials
Perennials That Persist Through Droughts and Floods explores resilient plants that can thrive despite South Carolina’s erratic rainfall. From hardy crinum lilies to black-eyed Susans, discover perennials with specialized adaptations like bulbs and rhizomes that enable them to survive both dry spells and flooding. Learn how to strategically plant and care for these tough, beautiful additions to your garden.
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