CJ Lotz Diego

CJ Lotz Diego is a Garden & Gun deputy editor. A staffer since 2013, she wrote G&G’s bestselling Bless Your Heart trivia game, edits the Due South travel section, and covers gardens, books, and art. Originally from Eureka, Missouri, she graduated from Indiana University and now lives in Charleston, South Carolina, where she tends a downtown pocket garden with her florist husband, Max.

Arts & Culture

Robert Earl Keen kicks off the birthday celebration of legendary Texas venue Floore’s

huevos con migas

Food & Drink

Three recipes to kick-start your day from the Lone Star State

Weekend Agenda

Joan Griswold’s new exhibition of paintings evokes the spirit of New Orleans

Arts & Culture

A new book inspires an outdoor adventurer’s guide to “America’s Sea”—from Padre Island to Cedar Key

The Southern Agenda

Goings-on in the South and beyond

Arts & Culture

A year-long celebration of Andrew Jackson’s 250th

Weekend Agenda

Showcasing President George W. Bush’s tribute to America’s servicemen and women

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Books

A new coffee table book shares both that far-reaching past and the island’s present-day beauty

Music

A look back at Loretta Lynn’s enduring lyrical legacy

Arts & Culture

Behind the scenes of the Biltmore’s new literary fashion exhibit

Sporting

The true story of a women’s basketball team in Depression-era Oklahoma that would end up inspiring generations

Arts & Culture

Goings-on in the South and beyond

Gardens

Historic Charleston Foundation celebrates its 70th Annual Festival of Houses and Gardens beginning March 16. Step into three of the city’s most charming private green spaces

Land & Conservation

Snow-white trumpeter swans rarely migrate farther south than Ohio. So why do hundreds of them winter in Arkansas each year?

Books

Going long on college football’s top power player

Arts & Culture

Florida’s first solo exhibition of Kahlo’s work

Gardens

Brave the chilly temperatures and meander through some of the South’s top spots to see the “winter rose” this year

Arts & Culture

A heartwarming holiday tale about harmony, family, and second chances

Arts & Culture

Before “The Far Side,” “Calvin and Hobbes,” or even Mickey Mouse, one cartoon stole the show

Arts & Culture

We spoke with Flagg about the anniversary of the film and her latest book