Create Your Own Illusion
Want to show off a plant or design a garden space? There are tools to help you. Once you know...
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Author: Laura Lee Rose
April Garden
This is such a great time of year to garden in the Lower South. It’s hard to have favorite...
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Native Plants – Better for a Reason
The general definition of a native plant is one that was here before European colonization. We...
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Sustainable Landscape Design is a Journey
By Laura Lee Rose When you start a journey there is always the first step. Then there are...
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Plants for Pollinators
Who are the Pollinators? Insects, including bees, beetles, wasps, flies, moths, and butterflies...
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Soil and What It Means to You
Be amazed by the biodiversity in soil! The soil food web includes bacteria, fungi, nematodes,...
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Yuccas: A Tough, Pointy, Pretty Versatile Native
I met a young farmer who said he was growing Yuccas in one of his fields. As a lifelong learner...
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Bird Lover
I can just get it off my chest. I am a bird lover. I can’t begin at this late age to learn their...
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Keep Up the Good Work
One of my first horticulture experiences involved my grandparents and a sandbox. They appropriated my sandbox – I guess I’d outgrown it, if that’s possible. It was in a sunny garden area beside their house. I thought their yard was a magical place.
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Let’s Build a Carolina Fence Garden
Pack a punch with native plants and attract pollinators at the same time. A Carolina fence garden is a great way to set aside an area in a home or school yard that will be easy to design, install and maintain. Using native shrubs and perennials will also give the landscape plants with a purpose. There is a native plant for every square inch of this garden.
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DEBBI COVINGTON: My Fabulous Cooking Show
