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Partridge Pea plants

Partridge Pea: Butterfly Host Plant & Pollinator Plant

Drought-tolerant, Flowers, Heat-tolerant, Insects, Low maintenance, Native Plants, Wildlife Habitat

Summer is the time of the year that you’ll see the bright yellow flowers of partridge pea blooming along the side of the road or along streams and ditches. They will continue to flower from late summer to early fall. Creates Food for Pollinators & Wildlife This little plant packs a mighty punch when it comes to benefiting …

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The Beauty of Decay in the Winter Garden

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The last couple of weeks the weather has been down right cold! Well, for Mississippi standards it was cold. Highs in the 20's and lots of wind - that always makes me curl up in lots of blankets and not want to go outdoors. Brrrr! But the cold front passed us by and now the temperatures are back up to a pleasant 65 degrees. My kind of winter …

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Fall Aster

Fall Asters: Purple Blooms for Bees, Butterflies, & Beauty

Deer-resistant, Flowers, Native Plants

Fall in the southeast still tends toward the warmer temps, which means that bees and butterflies are still hanging around. The scorching heat and sun of the late summer has often killed off many of the most prolific flowering plants, meaning there are less flowers for the pollinators to feed on. Adding a few fall-flowering plants can provide a …

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Fall 2016 Container Garden

My 2016 Fall Planter

Flowers, Projects & Ideas

I'm not cheap, I'm frugal. When it comes to my garden, that means I often repurpose plants from one planting or flower bed into another one. There's nothing wrong with that, right? In this case, I repurposed a croton from a container garden that had long outgrown its original pot and mixed it in with some heliconias that I purchased on sale with …

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Five Trees with Amazing Fall Leaf Color in the Southeast

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Many of our Southeastern forests are dominated by oaks and pines, which don't have much color in the  fall. You can get amazing red, yellow and orange colors by planting these 5 trees that grow well in the Southeastern U.S.  1. Japanese maple (Acer palmatum) With so many cultivars to choose from, you'll be able to find the right size, …

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Pineapple Sage

Pineapple Sage Brings Fall Color & Butterflies

Deer-resistant, Drought-tolerant, Flowers, Low maintenance

I’m in love with all salvias. They grow really well and are so popular with hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees. And did I mention they are beautiful? That’s the perfect combination for my garden. The pineapple sage is no exception. Attract Butterflies with Pineapple Sage This past summer, it was a delight to discover that cloudless …

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