Southern Gardening
Many of us had a beautiful poinsettia for the Christmas holidays. Let me share some tips for enjoying your poinsettia year round.
Do you know the relationship between a camellia and a cup of tea? Today Southern Gardening is visiting the Great Mississippi Tea Company in Brookhaven and I’m going to show you what they have in common.
Today Southern Gardening is in Brookhaven is visiting the beautifully developed landscape of our friend Shirley.
What gardener doesn’t like to get garden related gifts for Christmas? Let’s go ahead and look at a few items that will actually fit under the Christmas tree.
It's the holiday season, and what says Christmas more than a beautiful poinsettia? Of course, red is the traditional color, but there are some very pretty and unusual colors available.
If you’re looking for a colorful annual that will thrive in our hot and dry Mississippi summer, then bright and cheery cosmos certainly deserve a serious look. The flowers of Sonata cosmos are delicate and daisy-like with the petals surrounding the yellow center disk.
Bark can be an overlooked feature of landscape plants when compared to the colorful annuals we plant each year. Let’s take a look at what I consider a landscape treasure.
I love the fall season in Mississippi when the temperatures start cooling down and our summer color gets its second wind. Let’s take a look at some colorful plants that aren’t quite ready to give up this year.
Today Southern Gardening is back at the Trucks Crops Branch Station in Crystal Springs. Let’s take a look at a couple of gorgeous golden fall season landscape plants.
I really like to grow this vegetable in my edible home landscape. If you don’t already know, this is okra! Southern Gardening is at Truck Crops in Crystal Springs and I’m lovin’ the okra trials.