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Southern garden experts weigh in with their picks and tricks

A brief history of the Southern snack I can’t forget, even in Canada

A writer recalls idyllic summers on Mustang Island

The Texas Gulf Coast capital is cool even when it’s blazing hot

Inspired by summer veggies at farmers’ markets, the executive chef at Charleston’s Prohibition shares his recipe for plating up the catch of the day

Meet a handful of the showy floral stars, including Southern, saucer, bigleaf, and ‘Little Gem’

Make your green space a heaven on earth with these bucolic beauties

How not to be the unfortunate soul stranded on an oyster bed this summer

The hauntingly beautiful collaboration traces the legendary life of Willie Nelson’s sister—and shows the world that women are changing country’s sound for the better

These shrubs and trees let you have your shade and eat it too

G&G staff and contributors pick their favorite new novels, bold memoirs, and beach reads, plus a few books to put on preorder

The Western Kentucky native plays three songs, including the Hank Williams–inspired “Solitaire.” Recorded at the High Water Festival in North Charleston, South Carolina

A lively blend of Southern-style sweet tea and a British Pimm’s Cup from an Oklahoma City mainstay

Snowballs, Creole tomatoes, and the hot, hot city all to ourselves

Fresh restaurants and beloved events, plus an upgrade for an icon

Ripeness is only part of the equation

Patricia Alonso brings a taste of Aguascalientes to Arkansas—and follows her dreams—at Gorditas Paty

The beautifully simple summer snack is a Southern tomato lover’s dream

This recipe “brings everything to the table: salty, spicy, and even just a little bit sweet,” writes Lauren McDuffie in her new cookbook

“We’re not just a sweet little Mozart chamber orchestra”