Starting on Sunday, Nov. 26, Mitchell's Nursery will open its doors to a poinsettia display that will culminate on Sunday, Dec. 3 and will feature more than 80 varieties.
Temperatures were in the 90s for a long stretch this summer, but occasional downpours brought some relief. Here are the plants that stood out this year.
Trial managers say they are seeing a growing trend in the number of annual flowers that are bred for containers, which is likely due to the rise in consumer demand for container annuals.
Poinsettias from all major breeders will be represented in the trial, including Beekenkamp, Dümmen Orange, Lazzeri, Rinehart Poinsettias, Selecta One, Suntory, and Express Seed Company.
The collaboration with garden content creator Linda Vater will highlight PDSI’s flagship brands in videos, new digital planting guides, newsletters, web articles, and more.
The company’s selection of varieties showcases a range of hues and tones that complement the vibrancy and tranquility of the trending colors for the upcoming year.
In his latest column, Dr. Allan Armitage notes that perennial salvias are a bit like the Jekyll and Hyde of popular plants, Find out why that’s the case.
DeVry Greenhouses has announced the start of a perennial young plant program representing a good list of perennial genetics that are part of the ThinkPlants program.
During its field day on October 5, Mississippi State University’s South Mississippi Branch Experiment Station in Poplarville will reach a historical milestone.
