When to Divide or Transplant Shrubs in Mississippi Landscapes
Mississippi offers a wide range of growing conditions: hot, humid summers, mild winters, and soils that range from sandy loam to heavy…
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Mississippi: Shrubs
Types of Compact Shrubs Ideal for Small Mississippi Yards
Small Mississippi yards present a unique set of design constraints and opportunities: warm, humid summers; mild winters with occasional cold snaps; periodic…
Read articleSteps to Diagnose Nutrient Deficiencies in Mississippi Shrubs
Mississippi landscapes support a wide range of shrubs, from azaleas and hollies to native yaupon and wax myrtle. When shrubs decline, nutrient…
Read articleIdeas for Colorful Shrub Combinations for Mississippi Gardens
Mississippi offers a generous growing season, warm summers, mild winters in much of the state, and varied soils. These conditions welcome a…
Read articleBest Ways to Train Mississippi Shrubs Into Hedges
Understanding the Mississippi context Mississippi sits in a warm, humid climate band where many shrubs grow vigorously. Summers are long and hot,…
Read articleBenefits of Native Shrubs for Mississippi Erosion Control
Effective erosion control is a vital concern across Mississippi. From the coastal plain and barrier islands to the riverine floodplains of the…
Read articleWhat to Plant Near Mississippi Shrubs for Wildlife
A well-planned assemblage of plants around existing shrubs can transform a Mississippi yard or natural area into a year-round habitat for birds,…
Read articleWhat Does Proper Soil Testing Do for Mississippi Shrubs?
Proper soil testing is one of the most powerful and cost-effective tools a homeowner, landscaper, or professional horticulturist can use to ensure…
Read articleHow Do You Protect Mississippi Shrubs From Storm Damage?
Mississippi faces a variety of storm hazards: hurricanes and tropical storms along the Gulf Coast, heavy thunderstorms and tornadoes inland, sudden flooding…
Read articleWhy Do Shrubs in Mississippi Flower Poorly?
Shrubs that fail to bloom reliably are a common frustration for Mississippi gardeners. You plant with high hopes, maintain the foliage, and…
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