Most of us, I assume, are ready for some cooler temps so we can open the windows and turn off the air conditioning. I know ...

Mild weather brings fall colors after a hot, dry summer. Native plants and drought-tolerant perennials, shrubs, and grasses ...

I am pleased and quite honored to be asked by the Field of Honor committee to speak today. To be honest, I was a little surprised. I’m not a dignitary or public speaker or politician. I did grow up ...

Discover how to manage crape myrtle bark scale, protect your trees from infestations and get involved in local Master ...

Morning dew in the garden and the sound of turning the pages of an old calendarA leaf from the crape myrtle in the garden, heavy with morning dew, fell onto the wet paving stones. In Fukuyama City, ...

South, retired UT Extension Horticulture Specialist Carol Reese talks about different edible crops that can grow through a ...

When Bette Lou Fletcher and her husband Bruce moved to Sag Harbor, New York, during their retirement, Bette Lou was determined to build the garden she’d always dreamed of. She connected with local ...

There are few commercial oystermen working in Murrells Inlet to harvest and restore local populations. A look at their work.

The town sits north of Greenville, right where the South Carolina Piedmont starts getting ideas about becoming something more mountainous, and it has developed a reputation among people in the know as ...

These 8 Kentucky towns offer real affordability and the kind of laid-back lifestyle Gen X has earned! Paducah is one of those ...

The crepe myrtle – a medium sized-tree often covered in an explosion of white, pink, purple or red flowers – lines many an Australian street. Lots of people love them but others think of them as an ...