Mole Traps: How to Trap Moles in South Carolina Lawns
Learn how to identify active mole tunnels and use harpoon or scissor traps for effective mole control in South Carolina lawns.
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South Carolina Field Update (May 18, 2026): As Temperatures Rise, Insect Populations Follow Suit
South Carolina growers are seeing rising insect populations as temperatures climb into the 90s. This week’s field update covers watermelon development, peach harvest progress, strawberry decline, blackberry disorders, and increasing pest pressure across the Lowcountry, Midlands, and Upstate.
Planting an Herbal Tea Garden in South Carolina
Grow your own herbal tea garden in South Carolina with easy-to-grow herbs for fresh or dried homemade tea blends.
May 18 Week 3 Garden Photos
May arrived quietly, and the garden answered in bloom–flowers unfolding in the softened light, petals trembling beneath the morning breeze, and every path carrying the faint perfume of...
Creating Wildlife Habitat on Your Porch
Learn how to create wildlife habitat on your porch using native plants, feeders, water sources, and small-space habitat ideas.
South Carolina Field Update (May 11, 2026): Insects and Disease Increase as Forecast Shows Warming Trend
Insect and disease pressure is increasing across South Carolina crops as warm temperatures and rainfall continue statewide.
HOW TO GROW AND CARE FOR PORCH FERNS
Discover the best porch ferns for South Carolina and learn expert tips for watering, fertilizing, and overwintering them successfully.
May 11 Week 2 Garden Photos
Summer annual color is a celebration without restraint—bright, fearless, and full of life. Each bloom stands as its own small masterpiece, yet together they create something even more powerful: a...
Muhly Grass 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....
This Month in Your Garden May 2026
May 2026 gardening tips for South Carolina gardeners, including lawn care, vegetables, drought management, pests, and seasonal planting advice.
A Healthy Landscape Is More Than Just Plants: Creating a Thriving Ecosystem
A healthy landscape is more than plants—it’s a balanced ecosystem. Learn how to attract beneficial insects and manage pests using IPM strategies.
South Carolina Field Update (May 4, 2026): Finally, Some Rain!
South Carolina growers finally received much-needed rainfall, but increased disease pressure is expected this week. Early peach harvest has begun, while strawberries and blueberries continue producing. Growers should monitor pests like cucumber beetles in watermelon and adjust spray programs as conditions change.