Elephant ears are a Charleston garden staple, growing several feet tall in the warm months. But freezing temperatures zap these plants. Jim Martin shows how to prune an elephant ear and just what tool works best (hint: it's not your pruning shears).
Elephant ears are a Charleston garden staple, growing several feet tall in the warm months. But freezing temperatures zap these plants. Jim Martin shows how to prune an elephant ear and just what tool works best (hint: it's not your pruning shears).
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By Amanda Click, TheDigitel.com: Over the past couple of weeks I've met some of the area's most passionate and knowledgeable horticulturalist on my quest to learn more about the vertical…
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Horticulturist extraordinaire and director of the Charleston Parks Conservancy Jim Martin turns a common garage storage item from Lowe's into a beautiful vertical garden.
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Horticulturist and director of the Charleston Parks Conservancy Jim Martin demonstrates how easy it is to use Woolly Pockets to turn your fence into a vertical garden.
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Think outside the box and learn how to create your own pocket-filled vertical garden in this demonstration with horticulturist and director of the Parks Conservancy Jim Martin.
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Think outside the box and learn how to create your own pocket-filled vertical garden in this demonstration with horticulturist and director of the Parks Conservancy Jim Martin.
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