Floral Journal

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Elderberry, The Roadside Plant That Heals

Elderberry, The Roadside Plant That Heals

Taking root along the roadside and growing out of ditches all around the Lowcountry, the American elderberry (sambucus nigra or sambucus canadensis), stands tall with its showy white lace doily-looking flowers in late spring and early summer, followed by its deep purple berry-looking fruit in late summer and early fall. This native plant may look like a nuisance weed to the passersby, but is actually an important healing plant.  

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Power To The Pollinators

Power To The Pollinators

The survival of life on earth rests primarily on the wings of pollinators, such as birds, bees, wasps, butterflies and other insects, and on the backs of a few small mammals. That is a lot of power for such small creatures. Learn more in this article on pollinators!

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Preparing Your Indoor Plants for Spring

Preparing Your Indoor Plants for Spring

With consistently warmer temperatures on their way to the Lowcountry, now is the time to prepare your indoor plants for spring. Read our tips on getting your plants ready for warmer temps and sunnier days.

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Pesky Houseplant Pests

Pesky Houseplant Pests

A houseplant’s demise can sometimes be mistaken for owner neglect, however it may not be due to a lack of care. Infestations from the most common houseplant pests including spider mites, scale, mealy bugs, and fungus gnats can sometimes be to blame. Check out our tips.

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