Gardening in the South

Celebrate spring in your southeastern garden with these spectacular early bloomers.

These eye-catching bloomers bring beautiful fall color to Southeastern gardens.

Use these unique plants to fill your southeastern garden with sweet scents.

Welcome birds to your garden with these plants native to the Southeast.

It's easy to attract butterflies to your southeastern garden with these plants.

You can achieve great fall color in Southeastern gardens with these spectacular plants.

Create a lush, green carpet in your landscape with our seasonal calendar of lawn-care tips for the South.

Whether you're a Florida native or a new resident, finding the best plants to grow in your yard can be a pleasure in this subtropical s...

Here are a few of the best fruit trees for the southeastern region.

Select the right roses for the South and you'll be able to enjoy their sweet scents and gorgeous flowers -- and hardly lift a finger.

Spring is around the corner! Get out there to clean up and prepare.

As temperatures start warming up, get going with a little cleanup and planting.

Here's a rundown of your top garden tasks this month.

Spring is well underway in the South. Use our April gardening tips for the South to make the most of the season's cooler days in your y...

Get your garden ready for summer with these gardening tips for the South.

The heat has arrived in force! Time to finish up spring chores and help the garden ease into summer.

Keep your garden looking good, even as summer sizzles, with these tips for Southern landscapes.

Summer sizzles in Southern gardens with colorful perennials and annuals.

The garden looks a little tired, but if you keep up with maintenance, it will kick back into high gear with cooler weather.

Garden chores continue this month, even as frost threatens. Enjoy the gorgeous weather as you tackle late-season tasks.

The thermometer may dip to freezing after dark, but days are pleasant for outdoor chores. Continue planting, and savor the pretty fall ...

As you count down the days to holiday fun, set aside a few hours for gardening fun.