Southern Gardening Home Page News Home Page MSUcares Home Page	Southern Gardening: 2004 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. Knock Out rose lives up to name (12-30-2004) Include gray-leafed plants in '05 gardens (12-23-2004) False cypress gives standout performance (12-16-2004) All-America roses offer the best traits (12-09-2004) Homemade wreaths welcome holiday guests (12-02-2004) Angel's Trumpets enjoy banner year (11-23-2004) Japanese maples showing fall color (11-18-2004) Japanese loquats blooming now (11-11-2004) Container citrus supplies beautiful, delicious results (11-04-2004) Choose plants for holiday presents (11-04-2004) Fall salvias show out, attract hummingbirds (10-28-2004) Lighting gives a warm welcome (10-21-2004) Red Giant mustard wins Mississippi Medallion (10-14-2004) Zinnias looking hot for fall garden fest (10-07-2004) Muhly grass puts on a show (09-30-2004) Late summer landscapes sizzle with Princess flower (09-23-2004) Put damaged landscapes on the road to recovery (09-23-2004) Special Tame unruly gardens with pocket plantings (09-17-2004) New super-sized pansies look impressive for fall (09-09-2004) Tigers make great garden statement (09-02-2004) New foliage plant offers versatility (08-26-2004) Cool summer makes great garden weather (08-19-2004) New mulches improve look of flower beds (08-12-2004) All can enjoy Joe Pye weed (08-05-2004) Spice up landscape with showy gingers (07-29-2004) Mojo's Gem, Illumination update 'old-style' vincas (07-22-2004) Bean adds tropical flair to gardens (07-15-2004) Bougainvilleas add a touch of the tropics (07-08-2004) Caladiums showing out after summer rainfall (07-01-2004) Impatiens mixes add pizzazz to landscapes (06-24-2004) Hostas turn shade gardens into mini tropical paradise (06-17-2004) Butterfly weeds look brilliant along roadsides, in gardens (06-10-2004) Showy daylilies reach star landscape status (06-03-2004) Modern petunias couple beauty with durability 05-27-2004) Despite unfortunate name, bog sage salvia is beautiful (05-20-2004) Baskets provide the hottest accents (05-13-2004) Herb makes crossover to perennial gardens (05-06-2004) Kong coleus prepares to reign as new king (04-29-2004) Neglect and enjoy Ox Eye daisies (04-22-2004) Awards selection committee chooses Purple Ruffles basil (04-15-2004) Purple Majesty will impress the neighbors (04-08-2004) Port Gibson Pink's beauty rivals that of namesake city (04-01-2004) Tomato charms Mississippi awards selection committee (03-25-2004) Yubi moss roses impress viewers (03-18-2004) Incredible hibiscus coming this spring (03-11-2004) Bold gardeners create daring landscape look (03-04-2004) Kim's Mophead proves name is unimportant (02-26-2004) Snow Bush ranks among hottest tropicals around (02-19-2004) Choose Mealy-cup Sage for perennial plantings (02-12-2004) Take a fresh look at spring planting (02-05-2004) Oriental Limelight captures imagination (01-29-2004) Put Rajun Cajun on 2004 wish list (01-22-2004) Golden Hakone grass looks hot for spring (01-15-2004) Raised bed gardening provides beauty in '04 (01-08-2004) Japanese painted fern takes top 2004 honors (01-01-2004)
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