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> Home and Garden
Perennials in containers offer gardeners options
posted by Baxter Cannada | 9/2/2010
A classic thriller, filler, spiller combination can make any garden container of perennials stand out, like this mix of Heuchera Dolce Key Lime Pie and Crème Brûlée, Hylotelephium Carl and Autumn Fire, Lysimachia Goldilocks, and Oenothera Lemon Drop. (Photo by MSU Extension Service/Gary Bachman)
We all know annuals such as petunia or million bells are great container garden plants, but have you ever tried including perennials in container gardens? This important group of plants can and should be an ingredient in every container recipe. Many gardeners have a strict mindset about using annuals and perennials in container gardens: annuals are annuals and perennials are perennials, and never the twain shall meet. But if you base all
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Pine Belt Quilters' Fiber Art & Quilt Show the largest in the area
More than 400 quilts are expected to be on display during one of the
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Liriope is an effective Mississippi groundcover
Liriope is an old standard when the Mississippi landscape calls for a
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Farmers markets bring quality food to neighborhoods
The term "Farmers Market" may not be in your vernacular yet, but it will
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Create a greenhouse retreat for your plants
Everyone with space available should have a greenhouse for three reasons:
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Yellow jackets attack to protect home nests
Yellow jackets are most likely to attack in the fall, but these stinging
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Shasta daisies shine in modern gardens
When we hear the word “daisy,” most of us think of the flower with white
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Desert landscapes bloom with efficient irrigation
I spent last week in Palm Desert, Calif., where the daily temperatures
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Control those summer lawn weeds
The late Alan King once did a monologue about moving to the suburbs for
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Help trees recover from storm damage
As we enter the most active part of hurricane season, now is a good time
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It's time to get ready for the fall garden
August is the test of a gardener’s mettle, not to mention his sunscreen
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Deadhead flowers to make more color
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The proper acid level of soil benefits any plant
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Ornamental sweet potatoes add plenty of foliage color
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Native plants not just the lastest garden fad
Sally Wasowski loves native plants and has used them in her landscape
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Add colorful foliage to summer landscape
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What's all the buzz about bees?
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Angelonia and caladium provide summer color
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Turn organic waste into ‘garden gold’
Compost is nature’s gift to our gardens, helping retain moisture and
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Fresh produce livens existing home gardens
Gardeners can literally reap the fruits of their labor by planting fruits
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Garden phlox gives excellent flower show
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New varieties renew interest in old purslane
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A Morning Walk Along a Country Road
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Lantana thrives in summer heat
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MSU, Ole Miss team up to foster good gardening
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