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Home & Garden

The late Tennessee master gardener Leo McGee translated decades of in-the-garden experience into a few simple tips and tricks for planting your own hydrangeas

Home & Garden

Get your hands dirty this spring with the help of these five great picks

Homeplace

American and European traditions harmonize in a home outside of Houston

Home & Garden

Hang a piece of Nashville history on your wall—or serve it up on a platter—with meaningful pieces from 1767 Designs

Gardens

Nashville’s Saint Maide hand-dries florals to dramatic effect

Gardens

Three beauties to plant beyond the grandiflora

Gardens

Editors, gardeners, and readers share the tiny kernels of history they’re planning to plant

Home & Garden

Gorgeous woven pieces that contain clutter in style

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Home & Garden

Our holiday contest drew scores of images of festive decorations. Here are some of the best

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Home & Garden

Take a peek inside these beautiful rooms built for books

Home & Garden

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

Home & Garden

Show off your holiday decorating and vote for your favorite entry in our reader photo contest

Arts & Culture

A North Carolina childhood teaches the joy of finding and trimming imperfect Christmas trees

Home for the Holidays

Mandy O’Shea’s festive designs—one of which graces the December/January cover of G&G—showcase the bounty of her Athens farm

Gardens

Fall is the best time to plan and plant ahead for next year’s centerpieces

Entertaining

Set a Thanksgiving table to remember with these festive items from Fieldshop by Garden & Gun

Decor

How English craftsmanship, Palm Beach elegance, and one Virginia tastemaker sparked a decades-long porch party

Decor

Refresh your alfresco living spaces with Southern-inflected fixtures

HOLIDAY GIFT IDEAS

A shiny new crop of curated goods from Fieldshop by Garden & Gun ring in the season with smart designs, handcrafted details, and effortless nods to Southern style

Gardens

Substitute the blight-prone Southern favorite with these evergreen surrogates