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Leave the fawns alone
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ColorBlaze coleus make a big, reliable garden impact
Coleus are often used in the background for foliage, but I think they deserve attention for their bold foliage and personality.
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Weather dampens hopes for good watermelon crop
RAYMOND, Miss. -- Mississippi’s watermelon producers face a tough year as summer rains diminish what they had expected would be a good crop.
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Coreopsis are colorful and low-maintenance in gardens
Coreopsis, our state wildflower here in Mississippi, is getting the spotlight it deserves at Mississippi State University’s South Mississippi Branch Experiment Station in Poplarville.
During a recent visit to their trial gardens, I had the chance to check out several varieties currently being evaluated.
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MSU to host bunch grape workshop July 11, Poplarville
Mississippi State University will host a half-day grape workshop on July 11 for anyone interested in growing bunch grapes in the state.
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Extension releases latest book on municipal government
STARKVILLE, Miss. -- New and experienced municipal officials have an updated reference resource available through the Mississippi State University Extension Service. The MSU Extension Center for Government and Community Development, or GCD, published the “Municipal Government in Mississippi, Eighth Edition” in June.
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Celebrate patriotic holiday with red, white, blue blooms
As the Fourth of July approaches, many of us are preparing to celebrate with patriotic decor, fireworks and gatherings with family and friends. Why not extend the celebration into the garden with plants that proudly show off our nation’s colors?
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Rains continue to disrupt planting, give crops trouble
Rainfall at well above normal accumulations is impacting the state’s row crops, mostly in a negative way.
Mike Brown, state climatologist with the Mississippi State University Department of Geosciences, said many areas of the state have had one and a half times the typical amount of rain for this time of year.
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Estuary program seeks input on comprehensive plan