October Week 3 Garden Photos
Plant foliage provides color, texture, and interest to the landscape.
Category: Photo Blog
October Week 2 Garden Photos
Fall-flowering Salvias Add Beauty to the Autumn Landscape
October Week 1 Garden Photos
A Fall Walk Around Crooked Trail Farm
September Week 4 Garden Photos
“Even the greatest creations start from small seeds.” ~Anonymous~
September Week 3 Garden Photos
“Look deep into nature, and you will understand everything better.” ~Albert Einstein~ Cloudless Sulphur Butterfly (Phoebis sennae) Barbara H. Smith, ©2020 HGIC, Clemson University...
September Week 2 Garden Photos
Fall is headed to South Carolina: A walk around Crooked Trail Farm this week.
September Week 1 Garden Photos
Mushrooms are beautiful to look at, but never eat a mushroom unless it is positively identified as edible. Mistakes can result in toxic reactions ranging from mild gastric upset to...
August Week 3 Garden Photos
Meet some of the Clemson Horticulture Agents and their fur babies! View the full album on Flickr!
August Week 2 Garden Photos
Crape Myrtles Part 2: Crape myrtles have showy summer flowers, colorful fall leaves, and interesting bark. There are many cultivars available that range from dwarf to tree form. Muskogee Flowers...
August Week 1 Garden Photos
Crape Myrtles Part 1: Crape myrtles have showy summer flowers, colorful fall leaves, and interesting bark. There are many cultivars available that range from dwarf to tree form. Basham's Party Pink...
July Week 4 Garden Photos
Weed Identification Part 2 “Know Your Weeds” Eastern Poison Ivy (Toxicodendron radicans) Barbara H. Smith, ©2020 HGIC, Clemson University Hyssop Spurge (Chamaesyce hyssopifolia) Barbara...
July Week 3 Garden Photos
Do you want to know the identification of common weeds in your landscape? Here are a few common ones found in South Carolina. American Burnweed (Erechtites hieraciifolius) Barbara H. Smith, ©2020...