Growing roses in the South is a gardener's dream. There are tons of varieties and most are grow quite easily in the southern climate.
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Succulents are great for our hot, dry Southern climate. Gardener Jim Martin points out the variety of succulents at Hyams, a Charleston, S.C., area garden center. Then see how to…
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Jim Martin shows three types of plants that are perfect for the indoors because they thrive in shade and can dry out between waterings. Jim also demonstrates a unique way…
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In this episode of Down & Dirty with Gardener Jim Martin, learn how to plant bulbs so they are flowering just in time for the holiday season (and figure out…
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Daylilies just keep on giving. Not only are their blooms a great boost of color to your garden, but they multiple. Jim Martin of the Charleston Parks Conservancy explains how…
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Daffodils are a stunning spring sight, but their blooms are short-lived. Now that your plant has finished blooming, what should you do? Jim Martin of the Charleston Parks Conservancy shows…
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