Louisiana garden ideas

Many gardeners in Louisiana face unique challenges because of the state’s high humidity. A great way to beat this problem is by planting perennials. These plants come back every year, and they tolerate Louisiana’s hot temperatures very well. Usually, choosing perennials means that you will have fewer problems with pests and insects. Many excellent choices will grow throughout the states, regardless if you live in growing zone 8 or 9.

Creating a captivating Louisiana landscape is about embracing the unique climate and vibrant culture with these Louisiana Landscaping Ideas. Picture lush greenery, from magnolias to cypress trees, that thrive in the humid subtropical environment. Imagine winding paths adorned with native plants like azaleas and camellias, providing bursts of color. Don’t forget to add comfortable outdoor seating areas, perfect for enjoying the warm Southern evenings. Your landscape should reflect Louisiana's…

Caroline Williams is sharing photos from her Louisiana garden today. We’ve visited her garden before, so start here—Relax in the Garden—if you want to see her garden in other seasons. […]

A Guide to Louisiana-Friendly Landscaping - Louisiana State University - Download as a PDF or view online for free

A question for Dan Gill: When I cut off the dead flowers on my rose bushes, I noticed that some of the past blooms have grown a ball shape below the faded flower. What are they, and should I cut them off? -- Jean Blair

Times-Picayune garden columnist Dan Gill offers a virtual stroll through the New Orleans Botanical Garden's Native Plant Garden

Caroline Williams is sharing photos from her Louisiana garden today. We’ve visited her garden before, so start here—Relax in the Garden—if you want to see her garden in other seasons. […]

We visited the gardens on March 9. This is the entrance to Afton Villa Gardens. You can see the Azaleas are just beginning to bloom. In a c...

Louisiana’s subtropical climate and proximity to the Gulf of Mexico creates an ideal environment for gardens.

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Sunny days are still ahead. Ryan McKnight of McKnight Landscape Architects gives the tricks of the trade when it comes to landscaping in south Louisiana.

Low Maintenance Louisiana Landscaping Ideas: Discover mulch and native plants for effortless beauty.

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Creating an aromatic garden is a beautiful way to enhance your outdoor space with natural fragrances that delight the senses. Here’s a list of common...

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Blooming Azaleas at entrance to Afton Villa, St. Francisville, Louisiana. Photo taken by Coleen Perilloux Landry (1) From: P Base, please visit

Native plants are not used as much as they could be in our landscapes. The best reason to use native plants is that they give our landscapes a sense of place. Using plants native to your region links your landscape to natural areas and the plants they contain. It makes the gardens here in the Gulf Coast South look distinctively different than gardens in other parts of the country.

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