Upper South Gardening Articles

• The Best Thornless Blackberries for Florida

  Blackberries are thriving, bushy plants that expand quickly with the right care. Thornless blackberries are…

  Last Updated: Aug 4, 2010 | Views: 2903

• Soil Types in Kentucky

  Kentucky has a well-known agricultural history and still is known for its grains, corn, soybean,…

  Last Updated: Jul 31, 2010 | Views: 2272

• How to Identify Lawn Weeds in Central Alabama

  Central Alabama gardeners may experience many lawn weeds, from broadleaf wild poinsettia and sicklepod to…

  Last Updated: Jul 22, 2010 | Views: 3374

• How to Plant Lawn Flowers in Lewisville, Texas

  Lewisville, Texas encompasses USDA hardiness zones 7b to 8a, so gardeners should select lawn flowers…

  Last Updated: Jul 18, 2010 | Views: 1876

• A List of Tennessee Flower Planting Types

  Tennessee is located within the Southeastern United States. The state has a varied climate with…

  Last Updated: Jul 4, 2010 | Views: 3052

• How to Identify Tennessee Oak Trees

  Tennessee has 20 native species of oak that fall into two broad categories: red or…

  Last Updated: Jul 1, 2010 | Views: 3039

• How to Care for Joshua Trees in West Texas

  The Joshua tree (Yucca brevifolia) is a Southwestern desert native capable of growing in hardiness…

  Last Updated: Jun 29, 2010 | Views: 2668

• Growing Hops in Virginia

  Hops (Humulus lupulus) entered the United States in 1629 from Europe; Virginia was the hops…

  Last Updated: Jun 25, 2010 | Views: 4065

• How to Grow Fig Trees in Virginia

  Figs provide sweet-tasting fruit that's also suitable for canning, drying and baking. They come in…

  Last Updated: Feb 16, 2011 | Views: 1709

• How to Grow Cherry Trees in North Carolina

  North Carolina gardeners can grow either sweet cherries or sour cherries, depending on their location.…

  Last Updated: Feb 16, 2011 | Views: 1458

• How to Grow Peonies in the South

  It's a myth that Southern gardeners cannot grow peonies. Those in hardiness zones 2 to…

  Last Updated: Feb 16, 2011 | Views: 1940

• How to Landscape With Native Regional Plants for Northeast Arkansas

  Native plants are commonly used in low maintenance landscapes. Because the plants are native, meaning…

  Last Updated: Jun 9, 2010 | Views: 2943

• How to Grow Vegetables in Virgina

  Virginia has an abundance of history, landscapes and culinary charm. Gardeners planting vegetable crops here…

  Last Updated: May 23, 2010 | Views: 1474

• Which Vegetables Grow Best in North Carolina?

  North Carolina gardeners have a long growing season that accommodates both cool-season vegetables like greens…

  Last Updated: Feb 16, 2011 | Views: 1422

• Common Lawn Weeds in Kentucky

  Kentucky lawns are among the most beautiful in the nation. Kentucky weeds are among the…

  Last Updated: Feb 16, 2011 | Views: 1420

• Native Fruit Trees of Texas

  While most people think of Texas as having subtropical fruit trees like grapefruit and orange,…

  Last Updated: Feb 16, 2011 | Views: 1336

• What Vegetables Grow in Texas?

  Texas has a widely varied climate, with communities lying in hardiness zones 6B to 9B.…

  Last Updated: Feb 16, 2011 | Views: 1284

• Fruit Trees That Grow in Lawrenceville, Georgia

  Lawrenceville, Georgia, is approximately 30 miles north of Atlanta. Founded in 1821, for many years…

  Last Updated: Feb 16, 2011 | Views: 1294

• Common Lawn Weeds in Oklahoma

  Oklahoma is in the south-central region of the United States and has more than 2,500…

  Last Updated: Apr 15, 2010 | Views: 5015

• What Are the Different Types of Soil in MS?

  Soils in the United States are divided into 12 classifications called orders, based on factors…

  Last Updated: Apr 13, 2010 | Views: 3451

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