Beer Style Highlight: Imperial Stout
Imperial Stout is a dark, strong beer with a rich history. Explore its myths, flavors, and modern twists, perfect for chilly winter nights.
Tag: Blogs
Preemergence Herbicides: A Proactive Approach to Weed Control
Preemergence herbicides help prevent annual weeds by creating a chemical barrier in the soil. Learn when and how to apply them for the best results!
February 17 Week 3 Garden Photos
Part 2: Plant native perennials and vines to provide pollinators with nectar and pollen. Did you know pollinators, such as bees, wasps, butterflies, hummingbirds, and bars, are responsible for 1...
Hügelkultur Gardening
Learn how Hügelkultur gardening mimics nature’s soil-building process, creating self-sustaining, nutrient-rich garden beds that improve drainage, aeration, and moisture retention.
Winter’s Toll: Why We’re More Susceptible to Illness
Winter boosts illness risk due to dry air, indoor exposure, and weakened immunity. Learn simple ways to stay healthy this season.
SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report – 2/10/25
Warm weather is pushing crop growth, but spider mites are appearing in strawberries across SC. Read the latest field updates, pest alerts, and management tips.
Peperomia Houseplants
Peperomia houseplants (Peperomia spp.) are loved for their vibrant foliage and easy care. Available in compact, bushy, or trailing forms, they thrive in containers, terrariums, or hanging baskets. With over 1,000 species, Peperomia offers stunning varieties such as the watermelon peperomia, raindrop peperomia, and string of turtles. Learn about their care, lighting needs, watering tips, and the best ways to keep them thriving indoors.
February 10 Week 2 Garden Photos
Part 1: Plant native perennials and vines to provide pollinators with nectar and pollen. Did you know pollinators, such as bees, wasps, butterflies, hummingbirds, and bars, are responsible for 1...
This Month in Your Garden- February 2025
As winter gives way to spring, February is a crucial month for garden care. From preventing cold damage in the Lowcountry of South Carolina to pruning trees in the Upstate, this guide offers region-specific tips to keep your garden healthy. Discover how to protect plants from frost, care for winter-damaged lawns, and prepare for a successful growing season ahead.
What is Raw Milk?
Raw milk is unpasteurized milk that hasn’t undergone heat treatment to eliminate harmful bacteria. While some believe it offers health benefits, experts highlight safety concerns, including risks of Listeria and Salmonella. Discover the pros, cons, and regulations of raw milk in South Carolina to stay informed about this controversial dairy product.
Question of the Week – Cold Damage
Noticing damage on your Lacinato kale leaves? This is likely cold damage, as Lacinato tends to be more sensitive than curly varieties like Winterbor. The good news is that new growth remains unaffected, and the plant will recover. Cold snaps following warm weather can stress leafy greens, but using row covers can help protect smaller plantings from temperature swings.
SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report – 2/3/25
As temperatures warm up, SC growers are monitoring mite and disease risks following recent cold damage. Agents emphasize sanitizing brassica fields to prevent secondary infections and offer key strawberry care tips. Read the full SC Fruit and Vegetable Field Report – 2/3/25 for expert updates, upcoming grower events, and essential resources.