Learn how to grow sweet potatoes in your garden. This guide covers planting, care, harvesting, and curing for a bountiful ...

Digging bulbs is optional. If you dig up spring bulbs in the summer, keep them cool (60–65 degrees) until planting time in October. For bulbs that have grown crowded or need moving to another site, ...

Want hummingbirds at your window? These nectar‑rich plants and vines draw them in quickly and keep them coming back all ...

Cruciferous plants like broccoli are cold-tolerant and thrive when planted in early spring for a fall harvest. If you live in ...

We’ve reached the point in spring when you might want to plant cool-season annuals that can tolerate a light frost, like ...

Hold up! Before you put that pepper seedling in the ground, read this. There are a few important things you need to do when ...

Successful gardening starts with good timing. With wide temperature swings, late frosts, and a short growing season, planting based on soil temperature, air temperature, and crop type is far more ...

Few things are as rewarding in the garden as pulling out a foot or more of quack grass roots at a time. Pop, pop, pop out of ...

Or you could factor in the recommendations of the many organizations of growers, horticulturists, researchers, and other ...

Bulbs make up a large variety of plants that add beauty and diversity to your garden. They are also good for extending your ...

Hostas, coral bells, and hellebores are excellent border plants that tolerate shade. These perennials thrive in low-light conditions and grow quickly with minimal upkeep. They add rich color and ...

South Carolina’s spring like weather may have you in a gardening mood. Here's some tips, what to plant and more for 2026.