What in the world is a “geophyte?” It’s just a technical term for a plant that has some kind of storage unit under ground— basically a bulb, tuber, corm, or rhizome. If you want to increase your daffodil garden or make more baby tulips, Nathan explains several ways to propagate each kind of “geophyte.” Often overlooked, these underground plants can really make an impact in the southern garden so be sure to add more bulbs, tubers, corms, and rhizomes with these simple tips.
Read MoreSometimes in the South, our winters can get a bit…frosty. Do you know how to protect your plants when Jack Frost comes to town? Join Nathan as he explains different methods you can use to keep your plants nice and protected during winter.
Read MoreNever forget that soil is the home of your garden plants. Knowing what soil is made of and how to improve your plants’ final living space will make your southern garden more successful. In this episode, Nathan gives you the low down of the lowest point in your garden- the soil. Once you’ve got all this down, be sure to learn even more about your soil in Episode 5.
Read MoreAre you digging a good hole or a bad hole? Ensuring success in the garden usually begins with proper planting techniques. Be sure you are digging the best hole for your new plant baby as Nathan explains how.
Read MoreConifers are necessary in every great garden! Conifers include Arborvitae, Cryptomeria, Junipers, Cedars, False Cypress, Bald Cypress, and Dawn Redwoods- just to name a few- and Nathan lets you know the best of the best for your southern garden!
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