Seamus asked me to share this picture!
Seamus wanted y’all to see this picture so that y’all would feel free to pick him and carry him around the nursery when you visit.
Helping people garden with nature since 1993
Hexastylis arifolia (Heart-leaf or Wild Ginger)
Is your garden shady? Lots of deer? You want somethings special to grow near a path, but don’t want it take over? Would you like to plant something that the children and grandchildren will love? Plant Hexastylis arifolia (Heartleaf or…
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Never assume anything!
I knew that Butterflies pollinated Atamasco-lilies (Zephyranthes atamasca) but I always assumed that they were too big to attract bees. Well, today I found out that I was wrong. Click here to watch this little native bee collecting pollen.…
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Meet our nusery crew!
Seamus Is one of thre greeters at the nursery. He also provides therapeutic touch. He says that petting kitties is effectve for reducing stress and anxiety. He eats heartily so that visitors will have plenty of kitty to pet,, In…
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Charleston Area Friends Come See Us at Heirloom Plant Symposium!
We are setting up a booth at the Heirloom Plant Symposium at Magnolia Plantations and Gardens, March 11, 2017. If you are in the Charleston area, please stop by and see us. If you have friends in the Charleston area,…
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Imminent Bloom
We have many plants that are imminent bloom. The buds are expanding. You can see tinges of color poking through the sepals. I would like to write about all of…
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SCNPS South Coast Chapter Spring Plant Sale and Open House
Many years ago, a fellow nurseryman and native plant lover, Michael Jenkins told me about the South Carolina Native Plant Society. At that time, the closest chapter met two hours away but I went on all the field trips that…
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Botanical Matchmaking
Woolly Groundsels (Packera tomentosa) starting blooming a few weeks ago in the nursery and will probably continue for another month. During that time, it will feed many butterflies and other pollinating insects. The pictures from 40 acre Rock in…
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Thank you Jamie Gilleland
I have gone through many long periods of poor functionality on my site which led to severe frustration on my part. Since there were so many problems, I quit doing anything with the site. Recently, I was referred to Jamie…
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Didn’t you show us that picture already?
Yes, I posted this same picture a few days ago.. I am posting it again because I forgot to tell you anything about it. My stepmother (Rose Payne) took the picture at Tick Hill Nature Preserve. Tick Hill is my…
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