Introduction to Gardening in the South - "Fool-Proof Plants for the South"

Presented by Amanda Wilkins, Horticulture Agent, Lee County Cooperative Extension, at the Introduction to Gardening in the South Symposium Hosted by the JCRA on August 27, 2022.
The South is a brilliant place to garden and the pallette includes some of the best of both cooler and tropical climes. We'll go on a quick jaunt of some solid plant performers while also discovering some good local gardens and plant sources.
This program was originally presented live in-person and online and was recorded using a video conferencing service.

[@olsonlr]

I love to hear about the best plants available. Thanks. Finding them is almost always the next big hurdle. The bar code at the end was clever. Hope it is relevant for central GA too!

[@maggiecudic2744]

This was a fantastic video! I am a master gardener here in Charlotte, wish we had the all the horticulture wonders here that y’all have in the RDU area.

[@brutusadmirer8043]

The evergreen azalea 'Conversation Piece' is not actually a satsuki but rather a Robin Hill and blooms right at the end of April, a tidge earlier than most satsukis. Some satsuki parentage in Robin Hills, giving most of them a similar structure.