Learning to Let Go
My favorite rose bush just died. It shriveled up and all of the leaves fell off with no new shoots...
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Author: Wendy Hilty
I’m Melting, Melting . . .
Lately when I am in the garden, those immortal words of the Wicked Witch of the West come to mind,...
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A View From Across the Pond
I have been fortunate to visit RHS Chelsea in London, England on three different occasions.What is...
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And Now for Something Completely Different
If you remember that phrase, you are my age and were or still are a fan of Monty Python. I always...
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Veni, Vidi, Vici, and All That
I wanted to take Latin in High School. The Latin teacher wore a toga and there was always laughter...
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Southern Shrubs: The Iconic Three
We are so lucky here in the Lowcountry to have three of the most beautiful iconic southern shrubs...
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Flowers to Keep Your Pollinators Happy
This is the time that I start to plan my garden for the spring. I do not think that we are going...
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Transatlantic Musings
I am in a dither right now. At least, more than usual. I am preparing to present a webinar on zoom...
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January is For Plotting, Planning & Planting Seeds
While my garden is resting, I am using this time to plan for our increasingly earlier spring. I am...
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How Does My Garden Sleep?
T’was the night before Christmas and all through the yard My plants are all hoping that it doesn’t...
Read MoreLowcountry Weekly: 09-09-2026
Celebrate with Catering by Debbi Covington
