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Gardens

A cat walks through a path of a community garden with lush garden boxes of flowers and veggies

Home & Garden

Seeds, vegetables, and flowers with tasty flavors and surprising backstories

A greenhouse

Travel

An extensive restoration at Reynolda honors one of the South’s most iconic glasshouses

A garden with lettuces

Southern Explainer

Digging into an old gardening tenet

A wood pavilion on top of a pond with plants

Travel

Something beautiful grows every season in these strollable, delightful green spaces

Two women talk, seated, in front of an audience

g&g reads

Tune into the author’s conversation at the G&G offices

A woman stands in a greenhouse

Champions of Conservation

Consider this advocate the Johnny Appleseed of one of the South’s most imperiled trees

A woman stands in a field of flowers

Champions of Conservation

One entomologist’s buzzy idea inspires an army of citizen scientists

An illustration of a woman gardening with a botanical figure of a woman behind her

This Land

A grandmother’s gift sparks a curiosity now fed by an urban botanical wonderland in Atlanta

A woman stands in front of a vine-covered barn with two small dogs

Home & Garden

A conservationist family built a natural classroom to nurture native species and budding artists alike

A blooming magnolia

Home & Garden

Stop and smell the tea olives

A storefront with planters and large windows

Home & Garden

The lauded event designer Blake Sams debuts his first retail venture

A woman swings on a swing in her garden

Home & Garden

Native plants color the canvas for a Lowcountry artist and landscape architect

A child standing on a ladder eating juneberries.

Home & Garden

My dad named the Jennybelle Juneberry—aka serviceberry—after me, and now it heralds summer for Southerners everywhere

A garden with palms

Travel

How a veterinarian with a green thumb turned a junkyard into a palm paradise

A quarry surrounded by green life

Travel

One visit to Quarry Gardens and you’ll know this reborn, peaceful place is no longer the pits

Pink roses in a bush in a park

Home & Garden

Plus, the rose that smells like sweet tea

In the Garden

Pretty pollinators, predatory stink bugs, parasitic wasps—a thriving garden has it all

A large building with a garden in front

Travel

Come for the orchids, stay for the electromagnetic cooking at the first net-positive-energy botanical garden in the world

Bradford pear trees in bloom

Land & Conservation

One by one, states are banning the beautiful but invasive tree—and for good reason

An illustration of a honeysuckle flower

Recipe

Everyone screams for Big Spoon Creamery’s sweet floral treat