Jim Martin knows a thing or two about plants. A seasoned horticulturist in South Carolina, Jim serves as the executive director of the Charleston Parks Conservancy, a nonprofit organization dedicated to beautifying and preserving Charleston's many public parks. Jim's own home garden is straight out of a magazine with hundreds of plant varieties, container gardens, water features and a small greenhouse.
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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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You don't have to drive through Texas to find Texas Bluebonnets. They are thriving in the Lowcountry. The Charleston Parks Conservancy planted bluebonnets in the Riverland Terrace green space to…
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Jim Martin, executive director of the Charleston Parks Conservancy, talks about the snowball viburnum growing in his own home garden. Don't be confused, even though its big white blooms look…
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