Gardening in the South

Georgia gardeners, take note! Here are plants that will thrive and abound in your garden.

Check out these gorgeous options handpicked specifically for Kentucky's soil and climate.

Are you looking for a superstar for your Longhorn garden? Here are top picks for Texas flowers!

Check out these plant choices for your hot and sultry Mississippi garden.

Southern natives do best in the South! Here are 15 beautiful Southern belles for your garden.

Take a tour of a Southern garden that is packed with color, charm, and personality.

Spring is announced by a flush of beautiful blooms. See what you should have in your yard.

Rev up the color show in your garden with this collection of fall flowers for Southern gardens.

Spread the sweet perfume of flowers with this selection of fragrant blooms for the South.

Attract songbirds to your yard with Southern natives that feed the wildlife.

Butterflies are poetry in motion. See our collection of flowers that lure them into your garden.

Enjoy a flush of fall blooms in the Southern garden with this collection of plants.

If deer are nibbling your plants, replace them with varieties that don't appeal to deer.

A lush, green lawn can be yours with our seasonal calendar of turf-care tips.

If you want a sure thing, plant these easy-care (but beautiful!) plants in your garden.

Find the best plants to grow in your hot and humid Florida garden. Here are our top picks!

Grow your own fruit for desserts and drinks with this collection of fruit trees for the South.

Petal-packed and fragrant, roses are the queen of Southern gardens. See the easiest varieties to grow.

These award-winning plants are standouts for Florida gardens.

Garden expert Dr. Allan Armitage reveals his all-time favorite plants and combinations.

Hot, dry weather won't be a problem for your landscape if you grow these plucky plants.

These tough customers can stand up to the hot days of a summer in the South. Plant a sure thing.

Florida gardening is different from other regions. See how different, and what to plant to be successful.

With eight different landscaping regions in the state of Texas, it’s good to know what to plant where.

Happy New Year! It's time to plan your spring garden.

Warm weather is on the way, and there's lot to do to prep your landscape and garden.

March is the official start of spring. Roll up your sleeves and get digging, planting, and weeding.

Spring is in full tilt in the South. See what you can do in your garden this month.

Summer is right around the corner: Prune and fertilize roses, look for insect pests, and more.

Even though planting time is winding down, you can still plant. Harvest greens before the heat comes.

Even as summer sizzles, there's lots to do in the garden this month, besides admiring it.

Colorful annuals and perennials are on show this month. And there's more to do in the garden.

Help your garden revive after the heat of summer with some maintenance tips.

Tackle late-season tasks in the garden this month -- and harvests, too.

Continue planting in your Southern garden. And there's more to do, too.

Enjoy the holidays inside and out. Winter garden plans continue.