Home & Garden
Home & Garden
On James Island, South Carolina, an alfresco entertaining oasis seems to float over the grassy marsh
Home & Garden
In a gorgeous new book, Remy Renzullo shares a Kentucky family recipe, plus hosting tips
Southern Explainer
Digging into an old gardening tenet
Travel
Something beautiful grows every season in these strollable, delightful green spaces
Homeplace
On tranquil Edisto Island, two families invite an old cottage to tell its story
Music
Singer-songwriter and artist Abe Partridge’s star just keeps on rising
Home & Garden
Tips from the Birmingham design maven behind the home setup of top chefs
Champions of Conservation
Consider this advocate the Johnny Appleseed of one of the South’s most imperiled trees
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Champions of Conservation
One entomologist’s buzzy idea inspires an army of citizen scientists
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Home & Garden
A new book from architect and designer Cathy Purple Cherry opens the door to an Eastern Shore showstopper, complete with a hidden wine vault, an entertaining barn, a hunting room, and more
Home & Garden
Gracie is more than a trend—it’s a generations-long tradition
This Land
A grandmother’s gift sparks a curiosity now fed by an urban botanical wonderland in Atlanta
Homes & Architecture
Thanks to the pioneering architects Bobby McAlpine and Ben Shepard, British thatched roofs are chic in the South and beyond
Home & Garden
A conservationist family built a natural classroom to nurture native species and budding artists alike
Homeplace
How a Greenville family transformed their abode into an ode to joy
Travel
After spending three days in the Crescent City, we’re still dreaming about a cozy bookshop, some standout blue-crab beignets, a wander through City Park, cocktails galore, and the perfect muffuletta
Home & Garden
The lauded event designer Blake Sams debuts his first retail venture
Home & Garden
Native plants color the canvas for a Lowcountry artist and landscape architect
Home & Garden
My dad named the Jennybelle Juneberry—aka serviceberry—after me, and now it heralds summer for Southerners everywhere




















