
With a brutal summer finally winding down and the beginning of cooler weather on hand, it’s a good time for looking both forward and backward.
We’ve had great success with a number of plants this year, especially our pentas and angelonia.
Both want plenty of sun — especially angelonia, which will grow thin and wispy if deprived of it. But pentas, which can be bloom in colors ranging from pale pink to lavender to cerise, will outbloom and outlast everything else in your garden.
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The odds and ends of August
Welcome to the Dog Days of summer, the steamy period of late July through August. It seems that ancient skywatchers associated the hottest da...
July is looming, threatening even, with punishing weather that demands the utmost from both garden and gardener. It will be more comfortable if you have done your homew...
It can get might buggy in the Lowcountry. Generally, it’s best to use a professional exterminator to control insects around your home. However, there are steps you ...
Maintaining your air conditioning can mean savings not only in energy, but also in cold cash.
The Lowcountry salt air and high humidity can damage your outdoor furniture.
Here are some maintenance tips from eHow.com:









