Home & Garden
Winter wonder blooms
Brighten your landscape this winter with hellebores, a hardy plant that starts flowering during the shortest, dreariest and coldest days of the year. Read more
Pet gadgets
Here in South Carolina, our pets are more than a hobby—they’re part of the family. Pamper and care for them with these ingenious devices. Read more
Save that pumpkin
Your favorite fall decoration can last well into winter when you follow these tips. Read more
Preserving the herb harvest
With autumn approaching the garden gate, it’s time to gather and store the tasty goodies of homegrown herbs. Read more
Spinach 101
Sure, it’s hot outside, but believe it or not, it is time to crank up the fall veggie garden, starting with Popeye’s favorite vegetable. Read more
Good housekeeping
With months of home quarantine, many have cleaning on the brain. The right tools can make getting—and keeping—your home in tip-top shape much easier. Read more
Stinging caterpillars
Gardening columnist L.A. Jackson on the beauty and the peril of an interesting little beasty. Read more
To your health
From monitoring your heart rate and your strength-training regimen to ensuring a good night’s sleep, these gadgets will help keep you fit and healthy. Read more
Scent-sational: Cuban oregano
L.A. Jackson introduces us to a garden beauty you can plant this summer to delight the eyes, nose and the taste buds. Read more
Ask a garden expert
Whether you’re new to gardening courtesy of COVID-19 self isolation or an experienced hand at tilling the soil, there’s always more to learn. Clemson University Extension Agent Chase Smoak answers some of the most common gardening questions. Read more
Cool camping gear
When that long-awaited camping trip finally pops up, make sure you add these outdoor essentials to your packing list. Read more
The late show: marvelous moonvine
Nighttime is the right time to enjoy the fragrant blooms of this intriguing garden beauty. Read more
Now we’re cooking
Whether you’re a kitchen pro, or working to develop basic culinary skills, these cooking tools offer enhanced abilities to saute, stir, chop, brew and bake. We’ve even found a device that takes care of the food scraps. Read more
Five features homeowners crave
A modern renovation can open up the kitchen, transforming the room into the heart of the home and a space suitable for entertaining. Read more
Tasty homegrown tomatoes
Step up to the challenge of growing better-tasting tomatoes this season with expert advice from Clemson University Extension Agent Chase Smoak. Read more
Lawn and order
Put your best gardening foot forward this spring with these electric lawn and garden tools. Read more
Gardening in small spaces
If thoughts of producing fresh, homegrown edibles have you ready to dig in the dirt, it’s time to roll up those sleeves and start a vegetable garden. Plus: tips on picking veggies at peak perfection. Read more
Ode to the oakleaf
When it comes to a woody ornamental with regional roots that is not only dependable but also dependably pretty, oakleaf hydrangea gets high marks. Read more
A is for agapanthus
See why this summer-blooming plant, sometimes called lily of the Nile, deserves top billing in your garden this season. Read more
