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Athens Select Plants:  Giving the Southern Gardener a Fighting Chance
Athens Select Plants:  Giving the Southern Gardener a Fighting Chance
Four O'Clocks:  Timeless Heirloom Flowers Right at Home in the South
Four O'Clocks:  Timeless Heirloom Flowers Right at Home in the South
Magnolia Eden, the gardening department of Southern Edition, aims to educate and inspire readers with practical tips, plant recommendations and interviews with southern hybridizers and horticultural experts.
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Daffodils for the Deep South
Daffodils for the Deep South

(An article by Sara Van Beck)
Passion for Butterflies
Passion for Butterflies
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Daffodils in Early Southern Gardens
Daffodils in Early Southern Gardens

(An article by southern daffodil authority Sara Van Beck)
The Catalpa Tree:  More Than Just An Angler's Delight
The Catalpa Tree:  More Than Just An Angler's Delight
The Carolina Lily:  Michaux's Discovery Still Prized by Gardeners
The Carolina Lily:  Michaux's Discovery Still Prized by Gardeners

Producing Bountiful Harvests from Heirloom Seed
Producing Bountiful Harvests from Heirloom Seed

(Includes conversation with Dr. David Bradshaw, Professor Emeritus of Horticulture, Clemson University)