Jenny Everett

Jenny Everett is a contributing editor at Garden & Gun, and has been writing the What’s in Season column since 2009. She has also served as an editor at Women’s Health, espnW, and Popular Science, among other publications. She lives in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, with her husband, David; children, Sam and Rosie; and a small petting zoo including a labrador retriever, two guinea pigs, a tortoise, and a fish.

WHAT’S IN SEASON

Brighten your winter plate with sweet citruses and hardy greens

Sporting

Seven star athletes who will have you cheering during the games

Food & Drink

Which makes for better taste? Texture? We asked the experts to weigh in

What's In Season

Why the fruit’s subtle sweetness and flavorful leaves make them ripe for sipping

Sporting

Ten stellar athletes from across the region to pull for in Tokyo

What's In Season

Celebrate summer in the South with the crown jewel of the corn family

What's In Season

Spring is prime time for the versatile, quick-cooking vegetable

Food & Drink

How to roast over a fire, from prepping your pit to the best foods for the open flame

What's In Season

Pitmaster Pat Martin shares his no-fail method

Food & Drink

Grab an oyster knife and get ready to shuck—enjoying the wintertime tradition is easier than it looks

Food & Drink

Use this chef-approved know-how to nail beautiful, buttery biscuits every time

What's In Season

The sweet, thin-skinned fruit pairs well with just about everything—and this simple vinaigrette proves it

Food & Drink

The G&G guide to ensuring a buttery, flaky base for your favorite pie

Food & Drink

The G&G guide to making a standout topping for your turkey and dressing

What's In Season

It just might become your favorite condiment

Food & Drink

For an ideal companion to summer seafood, try a bite of this seaside succulent

What's in Season

Whether you’re baking muffins or whirling a summer smoothie, don’t miss an opportunity to use the season’s berry best

What's in Season

A master gardener’s favorite, the walking onion—zingy, hardy, and self-planting— is ripe for revival

What's In Season

Add this bittersweet beauty to your late-winter spread

What's in Season

This gem of a winter squash gets sweeter with age