Helping people garden with nature since 1993

Are you having problems finding anything that will grow in your garden? Too wet? Too dry? Salt water? Salt wind? Too many deer?  Plant a Drummond’s Rattlebox. hey are extremely tolerant of poor site conditions.I found the parent plants in…
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Just added to the catalog. Ipomoea sagitatta (Saltmarsh Morning-glory)

The nursery is open until late afternoon, when I take Smiley to the vet to get her stitches removed. Stop by, say hello and check out our native and heirloom plants. Call (843) 592-8150 if you would like to come…
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The nursery is open until further notice today, Tuesday 3/12/19. Stop by and say hello. Please call (843) 592-8150 if you would like to come out so that we will be looking for you. The place is kind of spread…
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We have been busy counting our plants and checking them for any problems (above and below ground). We always want to make sure all of our plants are in great shape before the go out in the great big world. We…
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You cannot drown Acmella repens (Creeping Spotflower). It is native to swamp forests where its roots are often inundated by a foot or more of water. It will also grow well in well-drained soil with an occasional watering. Although, they…
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Don’t you hate it when your black swallowtail caterpillars wipe out your parsley and then die of starvation? Plant Southern Water Hemlock instead. It grows big enough to feed lots of caterpillars and it is perennial so it gets bigger…
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Carolina Buttercups thrive in the shade and flourish in cold weather. Read more!   Ranunculus carolinianus (Carolina Buttercup)

I have been in love with Devilwoods since I first smelled one in the early ’90s. I have been experimenting with them for years, but finally figured out how to keep them happy in the nursery. I just added them…
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