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In Northeast Alabama, the Clark family chases a simpler way of life
Illustration by John Burgoyne
Illustration by John Burgoyne
Their appearance at Augusta National during the Masters makes these shrubs famous worldwide.
Elegant, often symmetrical beauties put on a pink, red, or white show come winter.
Layered pink, purple, or white petals wrinkle and wave like crepe paper.
The sunny trumpeters of springtime bloom golden every year.
This cool-air lover comes in every color imaginable and is fond of mountain gardens and fall weather.
Understated elegance blooms in the four white “petals” that are technically leaves.
Delicate, waxy white gardenia flowers emit an intoxicating, complex perfume.
The tropical bloomer draws hummingbirds, butterflies, and cheer-seeking admirers.
Blousy puffballs of petals burst out in shades of purple, blue, cream, and lime green.
Blue, white, or purple Louisiana irises call Southern swamps and coastlines their native home.
Lilies are one huge, happy family that includes the crinum, which hangs out all over the South.
The queen of flowers, her petals unfurl to reveal a huge white bloom and wallop of a scent.
A classic, old roses grow for generations across gardens and parks the world over.
Tiny white flowers pinwheel in great numbers across mailboxes, fences, and arbors.
Grape-like clusters of purple flowers drape from vines, a stunning springtime spectacle.
Illustrations by Gabriela Gomez-Misserian
Add crunch and color to your springtime spread with these fresh-picked favorites
Harvest these summer staples for barbecues, baking, and beyond
Use apples, pumpkins, and squash to inspire cozy autumn dishes
Brighten your winter plate with sweet citruses and hardy greens