The Editors

OK, so a team from the South didn’t make it. Here’s why we’re watching anyway

Editors, contributors, and Southern booksellers share the new novels, fresh nonfiction, and even a couple of cookbooks at the top of their book stacks

No. 1: You could win $10,000

Our noses know honeysuckle, magnolia, fried chicken, and…

Editors and contributors share the trusty tools that help them become better green-thumbs

We’re feeling thankful for writers, photographers, and this year’s generous haul of new novels, reported stories, riveting tell-alls, and beautiful photography books

The year was delicious in the kitchen for Southerners

A sampling of goods created with Southern craftsmanship available at Fieldshop by Garden & Gun

Remembering the Garden & Gun contributing editor, who since 2008 crafted some of the magazine’s most popular stories, in her The High and the Low column and beyond

G&G’s statement about recent events

Our ultimate wish list—because sometimes a bagel or a poodle just won’t do

G&G editors share some of what went into producing the “Saving the South” issue

A sampling of tunes from the late singer’s abundant catalog

G&G’s new trivia game was made with Southerners in mind. Take this quiz, with questions from the game, to see how much you know about the region

One great way to help preserve Southern culture is to start at home—by reviving traditional family-favorite recipes. These are three of ours

Twenty of the most-read items published this year on gardenandgun.com

Here’s what G&G staffers hope to find under the tree

North Carolina artist Maya Freelon one of dozens of women featured in G&G’s new book

Celebrate National Bourbon Heritage Month with these brown-water bells and whistles

Dallas-based Miron Crosby designs a timeless Southern cowboy boot