Are you running around trying to cover your plants before they freeze? You don’t have to do that. Almost every single plant in our nursery was propagated from local populations in the wild or in old gardens. They are cold…
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The ice that froze on the trees and shrubs around the nursery is melting now. The last time I checked Weather Underground’s forecast yesterday, it was not supposed to drop below 32 so, I didn’t bother going through the freeze…
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If anyone has sent me an email recently, I have not ignored it. I didn’t receive it. There is an outage affecting the email server, so any recent emails are stuck in limbo. If you go to the contact us…
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Smiley, Angel and I have just finished loading up a selection of our plants to take to the Port Royal Farmers Market tomorrow. Visit us there between 9-12 tomorrow, November 4, 2017, and find something special for your garden. We…
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Come join me at 4:00 this afternoon October 29, 2017 to help me look for one of the rarest trees in South Carolina: the Bluff Oak (Quercus austrina). I documented one population of this plant on Sams Point Rd, between…
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Have you been looking for native plants or heirloom plants for your garden? Do you like to feed the butterflies, bees, birds and other wildlife? Are you tired of spending good money on plants only to watch them die………But…..you haven’t…
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3 years ago I posted the following paragraph on my fb page. After leaving work at Brays Island Plantation today, I realized that I had left my cellphone at my client’s house. I pulled over and…
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I was looking for some old correspondence on my computer when I came across a list of plants that I was growing in 2003. We (I was married and had a young daughter then) moved to Beaufort from Aiken in 1991. We…
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For several years, I have been trying to get my website set up so that people can order and pay for plants online and arranged to have them shipped to their home.. Basic goal…Well, after hiring several people to…
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