Those ornamental grasses look great in Charleston gardens in the spring and summer, but they need a pruning after being attacked by the cold weather. Jim Martin gives some tips for quick trimming and easy cleanup.
Those ornamental grasses look great in Charleston gardens in the spring and summer, but they need a pruning after being attacked by the cold weather. Jim Martin gives some tips for quick trimming and easy cleanup.
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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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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…
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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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