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 see how they would take to the dry, hot conditions. The Conservancy's Jim Martin explains.
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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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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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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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