Southern Gardening Home Page News Home Page MSUcares Home Page	Southern Gardening: 2003 Features This material is prepared for release to news media. Ideal publication dates of columns are within one month of their release. Editors should examine older columns carefully for any information that could be time sensitive. Three beauties represent everything a prize rose should be (12-25-2003) Research reveals mistletoe's roots (12-18-2003) Newer crape myrtles offer beauty all year (12-11-2003) Nandinas provide top fall, winter shrub color (12-04-2003) Dianthus rated tops for cool-season color (11-25-2003) Sweet alyssum, dusty miller partner well in cool season (11-20-2003) Plant flowering kale, cabbage in cool season (11-13-2003) Add spice to gardens by varying heights, textures (11-06-2003) Poinsettias provide traditional beauty (11-06-2003 Holiday Packet) Snapdragons mesmerize as cool-season plantings (10-30-2003) New viola mixes offer excitement (10-24-2003) Enduring Panolas sweep Ohio trials (10-17-2003) Enjoy family fun at flower, garden fest (10-10-2003) Red spider lily pops up, surprises all once again (10-03-2003) Mexican bush sage offers fiesta colors (09-26-03) Prepare beds for pansy planting (09-19-2003) Winning lantanas can come from Mississippi (09-15-2003) Black Magic will give gardens tropical flair (09-08-2003) Plant Minimus for a street of gold (09-01-2003) Gold plant trend rewards landscapes handsomely (08-25-2003) Amazon dianthus destined to be a hit (08-18-2003) Silver Falls dichondra wows flower growers (08-11-2003) Ornamental grasses make neighbors green (08-04-2003) Tough Veronicas deserve a prominent garden spot (07-28-2003) Gold Star esperanza a winner everywhere (07-21-2003) Scarlet sage shows off throughout the South (07-14-2003) Magilla Perilla is instantly famous (07-07-2003) Red Abyssinian is the most beautiful banana (06-30-2003) Umbrella palm thrives anywhere it's planted (06-23-2003) Blue Glory is hot, new vine (06-16-2003) Tropical flowering vines provide color until frost (06-09-2003) Rudbeckias are a must for gardeners (06-02-2003) Celosia offers durable beauty (05-26-2003) A dab of coleus may do, but masses are better (05-19-2003) Purple oxalis shines in shade gardens (05-12-2003) '03 All-American roses offer dazzling variety (05-05-2005) Find new angelonia varieties this spring (04-28-2003) Make night gardening a fun family tradition (04-21-2003) Create victory gardens with patriotic colors (04-14-2003) Early Sunrise offers beauty, performance (04-07-2003) Award-winning plants attract hummingbirds (03-31-2003) Mississippi Medallions offer impressive displays (03-24-2003) Ajuga offers colorful groundcover qualities (03-17-2003) Japanese irises yield spring, summer color (03-10-2003) Phlox lovers consider David for super color (03-03-2003) New verbena is super for Southern gardens (02-24-2003) Amber Waves Heuchera causes quite a commotion (02-17-2003) Purple Knight offers beauty with character (02-10-2003) Cascading plants offer finishing touch (02-03-2003) Prairie Sun shines in any landscape (01-27-2003) Native hollies excel in most landscapes (01-20-2003) Taiwan cherry blossoms offer late-winter color (01-13-2003) Becky daisies reign among perennials (01-06-2003)
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