Combination containers and hanging baskets are a sure way to add interest to the summer landscape
With the summer season upon us it’s time to start enjoying tropical color
Salvia are a group of plants that really do well in the hot summer landscape
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A nice planting of Red and Purple Lighthouse salvia at the LSU Hammond AgCenter
Golden Delicious pineapple sage shines in a shady planting bed
Homemade plant tags for the garden is a way to let your personality shine. It’s also a good way to get the kids interested in the landscape by making their own garden art.
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Plastic takeout utensils are an easy way to repurpose normally thrown away materials
Plant tag can serve as warning as this plant tag I post alongside my super hot ghost peppers
Flowers that are true blue add a colorful splash in our landscapes and gardens
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The captivating blue color of delphinium
A new variety of evolvulus called Blue My Mind produces gorgeous true blue flowers
Mississippi has a long tradition of being famous for blues music. In fact Mississippi
gardeners also have a long tradition of wanting blue flowers to enjoy in our gardens and landscapes. Blue is a coveted color for use in the landscape. But the search for blue flowers doesn’t have to leave you feeling blue. There are some great blue flowers that will do well in our Mississippi landscapes.
Zonal geraniums are thought to be kind of an old timey garden plant, but they can add pizazz to any garden and landscape
Pink zonal geraniums
