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Home & Garden

Serenity Found

Your opportunity awaits to build a waterfront dream home in America’s number one city

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Home & Garden

A Dream Home Away from Home

A couple builds a coastal retreat the whole family can enjoy

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In the Garden

Falling for Field Peas: The Low-Effort, High-Yield Crop Every Southern Garden Needs

Neglect them in the heat of summer, and they’ll reward you with a flavorful bounty

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Home & Garden

Making the Case for Weeds and Wild Gardens

In her new book, foraging pro Tama Matsuoka Wong outlines a gentler approach to gardening that’s both beautiful and delicious

Home & Garden

Step into the G&G Style Director’s House Romantic

A gorgeous new book from Haskell Harris will delight interior-design lovers

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Home & Garden

Build Your New Southern Garden Uniform

Style inspiration for digging in the dirt from Britain’s Monty Don

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Food & Drink

Can You Really Eat Redbud Tree Blossoms? Yes, and We Have Recipes

Four ways to use an unexpected delicacy of early spring

Spectacular, sprawling live oak tree outside Louisiana's Old State Capitol Building in Baton Rouge, which dates to 1852 and served as the seat of state government for 80 years. Designed by architect James Dakin, it now serves as a museum. Rather than mimic the national Capitol Building in Washington, as many other states had done, Dakin conceived a Neo-Gothic medieval-style castle overlooking the Mississippi. Fire destroyed most of the building during the U.S. Civil War of the 1850s. In 1882, it was rebuilt from scratch by architect William Freret, who installed the spiral staircase and stained-glass dome that are interior focal points.

Land & Conservation

Can Live Oaks Live Forever?

A Lowcountry master arborist says yes—and shares how to help an aging tree’s chances

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Home & Garden

Five Southern Botanical Gardens that Can Turn Your Thumb a Deeper Shade of Green

Get your hands dirty at these spring-themed workshops

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Home & Garden

A New North Carolina Farm Collective Sells “Seeds that Know the South”

Crops like Blue Ridge butternut squash support food-system resilience—and taste great too

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Home & Garden

What It’s Really Like to Fix Up a Crumbling Log Cabin

A Western North Carolina cottage of loose mortar, hodge-podge construction, and faulty electric didn’t stop me—but the snake almost did

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Home & Garden

The Funky Secret Fun of New Orleans Interiors

A vibrant new photo book celebrates homes with big personalities

Inside a greenhouse with rows of bonsai trees on tables

Home & Garden

A Mississippi Nursery Is 100,000 Bonsai Trees Strong and Growing

The little Asian hobby tree has led to a big, beautiful business in Olive Branch

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Home & Garden

A New Era for Reed Smythe & Company

Keith Smythe Meacham and the late Julia Reed’s charming boutique sets up shop in West Nashville

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Gardens

Life Lessons in the Garden with Bunny Williams

The design legend shares tips and stories in her beautiful new book

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Land & Conservation

An Incurable Illness Threatens Florida’s Palm Trees. Could a Scent Be the Solution?

All about lethal bronzing disease—plus one scientist’s surprising solution

A group of people sit outside in a lush garden, seated at a table. They cheers with wine glasses.

Home & Garden

Haven in a Holler: A Couple Transforms a Virginia Farmstead

The mountain property becomes an oasis for entertaining friends and putting down roots

A dining room with dark sage green bookshelves, paiuntings, a crystal chandelier, and a round set table with a bouquet

Homeplace

Step Inside a Bright and Boisterous Bourbon Street Cottage

You can literally step inside—during Mardi Gras or just about any time

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End of the Line

Holy Sh*t: Roy Blount Jr. Talks Manure

Exulting in the joys (and uses) of a pile of poo

Ice on pink camellia flowers and leaves.

Home & Garden

A Southern Gardener’s Guide to Weathering a Deep Freeze

Experts weigh in on useful (and clever) tips for protecting your plants this winter

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