Composting isn't complicated, it isn't stinky and it isn't messy. Jim Martin explains how simple it really is to set up a composting container in your own backyard. It's a great way to recycle natural plant and food materials back into the earth.
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Paul Wentz offers up tips and techniques for planting daffodils in the South, including which varieties work best, selecting a planting site and the best time of year to plant…
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About this time, you should be enjoying the fruits -- and veggies -- of your gardening labors. Gardener Jim Martin gives us pointers on how to keep your vegetable garden…
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In this episode, Jim Martin welcomes plant pathologist Kari Whitley to talk about common plant pests and diseases.
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Get ready to learn how to grow your own garden with our new class series, Help for the Home Gardener.
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Charleston Parks Conservancy horticulturist Kellen Goodell explains how to prune roses to get them ready for spring blooming.
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