Shadows-on-the-Teche | New Iberia, Louisiana
Society members have toured gardens across a wide span of Louisiana, beginning at St. Francisville in 1991, then New Orleans in 2004, Baton Rouge in 2011, … Read More
Society members have toured gardens across a wide span of Louisiana, beginning at St. Francisville in 1991, then New Orleans in 2004, Baton Rouge in 2011, … Read More
Leading off this issue is a detailed look at the Society’s 2026 Williamsburg, Virginia, annual meeting by Eric Jackson, board member and director of horticulture at … Read More
London, Ontario, recently popped into the conversation while this writer was enjoying coffee with a Canadian friend. That, in turn, was a reminder that relatively few … Read More
The Gardens post of March 15, 2026, explored that segment of Olmsted’s 1853 visit to the South that included his travels down the Carolina and Georgia … Read More
If you are like me, you are familiar with Chionodoxa or glory-of-the-snow but have not actually grown it. It is one of the many small bulbs … Read More
The Gardens post of February 2, 2026, began a review of Frederick Law Olmsted’s (FLO) landscape observations made during his journeys across the American South as … Read More
The Winter 2026 edition of Magnolia offers a scholarly retrospective on the evolution of the Southern landscape, anchored by a poignant tribute to the late Catherine M. Howett, a … Read More
The Winter 2026 issue of Magnolia features a tribute to Past-President Catherine Howett, FASLA, whose death in November 2025 marked a sad moment for Society members, … Read More
The fall 2025 issue of Magnolia includes a preview by Judy Perry of the Society’s 2026 annual meeting in Colonial Williamsburg, to be held April 10-12. Elizabeth Bush … Read More
In the previous issue of Magnolia (Fall 2024), we were pleased to announce success in reaching the initial goal set for the Randy Harelson Scholarship Fund … Read More
The spring 2025 issue of Magnolia features an in-depth review by SGHS board members Jessica Russell Hilton, Adam Martin, and Eric Jackson of the Society’s recent … Read More
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