Coastal Discovery Museum Hosts Native Plant Sale
The Coastal Discovery Museum, a Smithsonian Affiliate, will host its annual Spring Native Plant...
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Category: Lifestyle
LIFESTYLE
The Doula Presence – The Gift to Life
By Ifetayo White As a working doula, being PRESENT was the greatest gift that I brought to either...
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Mulch Madness
With our changeable weather and unique growing conditions, mulch is one of the most important...
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Also the sound of freedom
When I visited Beaufort for the first time I saw the sign at the entrance to the Marine Corps Air...
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A Tale of Two Cities
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Charles Dickens explored motifs of love,...
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Baby It’s Cold Outside: Cold Stratification
While there are many ways to propagate plants one of the most common is by starting seeds. There...
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The Myth & Mystery of Myrtle Murder
If you read “Southern Living” magazine, you will hear the Grumpy Gardener constantly gripe, grump,...
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Odyssey of Realizations
“Gratitude is the Grace that lets God grow in your life.” – LeVar Burton So, I’ve had...
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Too Many Hard Freezes!
This has not been a local tourist board advertised winter. We have had far too many hard freezes...
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A Triad of Tools
The state of the world – our beloved country in particular – took a bit of the usual sparkly edge...
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Volunteer Gardening
Do you like to garden? Do you have time to donate? Are you looking for a new hobby or to learn...
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Healthy Eating Starts with Real Food
By Inna Lanigan, Personal Chef and Founder of Innichka Chef Where My Food Journey Began I...
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Messy or Tidy? What kind of gardener are you?
Several years ago there was a bestseller that was all the rage. Marie Kondo wrote a small, but to...
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What They Aint’ Teaching in Sunday School
God’s Gay Pride This article serves as a rebuttal to an ideological perspective that was presented...
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Deck the Hall and Fa La La
And why do we deck the hall with boughs of holly? Why are Poinsettias special to South Carolina?...
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The Bodyguard
“Ignorance is the parent of fear.” –Melville Winston Churchill once talked about the truth having...
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Thanksgiving Horticultural History & The Three Sisters
The Pilgrims had no idea what they were getting into when they made their way across the Atlantic....
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Self-Reliance
Especially in these topsy turvy times, connecting with others of like mind from time to time is...
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Rosemary is For Remembrance: Wonderful Herbs for Your Garden
Herbs have all sorts of symbolic significance in past cultures. And I thought that they just...
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Looking Past Your Own Nose
“History will be kind to me, for I intend to write it.” – Winston Churchill The year: 1978. Dr....
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Garden Quirks – Good and Bad
I do not believe there is a person alive who does not have some sort of quirk or odd behavior. I...
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Celebrate with Catering by Debbi Covington
