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Author Archives: Adam Martin

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24 Feb 2025

The Plant Reporter: The Renewed Search for Roman Hyacinths 

by Adam Martin | posted in: Gardens | 0

In 2014, a professor encouraged me to submit a scholarship application to attend the annual meeting of the Southern Garden History Society (SGHS), in Savannah, Georgia. … Read More

14 Oct 2024

Magnolia Summer 2024 (VOL XXXVI, No. 3)

by Adam Martin | posted in: Magnolia | 0

From the earliest colonial times apples have been crucial to the diet of southerners, whether as cider, cooked up in solid versions, or just eaten as … Read More

10 Nov 2022

Swamp Rose Mallow, Hibiscus grandiflorus

by Adam Martin | posted in: Plant Profiles | 0

Did you know there is a giant hibiscus native to the Deep South? Neither did everyone else, but don’t feel bad, conservationists have recently (re)discovered an … Read More

14 Aug 2022

Oakland Cemetery’s Summer Bulbs

by Adam Martin | posted in: Gardens | 0

Late July inevitably guarantees heat, humidity, and afternoon thunderstorms across the South. Atlanta’s Oakland Cemetery still has plenty of colors to be appreciated by anyone willing … Read More

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