Bulbs Seeds For Sale In Mississippi

• Growth Rate: Slow the first few months while establishing, moderate thereafter.
• Form: Deciduous shrub (Climber)
• Color: Velvety-red striped with bright white.
• Comments: A spectacular rose and the first Climber to win the coveted AARS award in 23 years!! Well named, as the large red and white blossoms appear to explode from buds into into open flowers and continue to do so all season long. It even flowers well the first year which is unusual for a rose and the color is always consistent. Large sprays of flowers are long lasting and a single stem makes a full bouquet in a vase. Superb vigor, good hardiness and sparkling foliage complete the assets of this all round winner.
• Height: 10-14 feet
• Spacing: 4-5 feet.

• Foliage: Dark green foliage that turns into a glorious golden yellow in fall.
• Pollinator: Although blueberries are self-fertile, cross-pollination produces the best fruit crop (larger berries and larger yields). Therefore, it is best to plant more than one variety that will bloom at the same time.
• Spread: 3 - 5 ft
• Pruning: Prune out leggy small twigs for better berries. Prune as needed in late winter beginning in the third year after planting.
• Comments: Delicious, Easy to Pick Berries. Extremely heavy yields of sky blue berries ripen all at once in late June. A great choice for those who want a ton of berries for freezing or canning. Easy to pick berries are delicious for fresh eating as well. Compact, 3-5 feet high plants have dark green foliage that turns into a glorious golden yellow in fall. Good resistance to pests and diseases.
• Growth Rate: Moderate.

• Depth: Dig a hole twice as big as the root system. Plant so that all roots are firmly in the soil.
• Foliage: Deep green foliage.
• Spacing: Space 3-4 feet apart.
• Pruning: At the end of each year, prune out the floricanes, which were the branches that flowered and fruited that season. The next year, the previous season's primocanes will be floricanes, flowering and fruiting-and the cycle continues. As a reminder to you as to which canes flowered and fruited, tie a string or ribbon around them to know which canes to remove at the end of that season. Rule of thumb: If the cane/limb hasn't flowered, DO NOT cut if off. Summer tipping (trimming off the tips of the cane
• Comments: This thornless variety produces wonderfully sweet fruit with excellent flavor quality and storage capability. Adaptable and easy to grow-great for the home garden or local market. Developed by the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture, this blackberry is heat and humidity tolerant; a great choice for the Southern garden. Gorgeous, glossy black, medium-size berries are a delight to eat fresh.
• Form: Very erect

• Spread: 3 - 5 ft.
• Days To Maturity: 86 days
• Soil Requirements: Light, rich, sandy, well drained
• Spacing: 3-5 feet between plants, 5-8 feet between rows.
• Foliage: Green foliage.
• Form: Vine.

• Light Required: Full sun to partial shade.
• Height: 6 - 8 feet.
• Spacing: 6 - 10 feet.
• Pruning: Early spring as new growth appears. Cut back any dead wood from Winter damage.
• Soil Requirements: Well-drained, humus enriched soil.
• Form: Upright.

8-10 feet

• Zone: 7 - 9
• Light Required: Full sun to partial shade.
• Height: 8-10 feet
• Botanical Name: Vaccinium ashei 'Titan'
• Spacing: 8-10 feet
• Foliage: Medium green foliage, turning glossy-reddish in the Fall.

Varies

• Foliage: Varies
• Growth Rate: Moderate growth rate.
• Days To Maturity: Varies
• Form: Varies
• Flower Form: Varies
• Blooms: Varies

12 - 24 inches

• Form: Upright, spreading
• Growth Rate: Moderate
• Color: Pink flowers.
• Spacing: 12 - 24 inches
• Botanical Name: Sedum spectabile 'Neon'
• Height: 12 - 24 inches

• Flower Form: Lilac-like, long terminal panicles up to 10 inches long of a masse of tiny star-like flowers.
• Blooms: Mid summer to fall for several weeks.
• Foliage: Dark green, lanceolate leaves 4 - 10 inches long, white and gladrous beneath.
• Spacing: 6 - 10 feet.
• Pruning: Cut back old flowering stems close to the base in early Spring as new growth begins.
• Spread: 6 - 8 feet.

• Foliage: Deep-green glossy foliage.
• Spread: 6 - 12 feet.
• Flower Form: Blossoms start out red, turns orange, yellow, crimson and gold, recurrent blooms.
• Blooms: Spring, Summer, Fall.
• Depth: Plant with bud union at soil surface or 2 inches below in cold climates.
• Size: 3 - 4 inch blossoms.

• Growth Rate: Medium growth rate.
• Yield: Excellent yields. 4 to 12 pounds of stalks at maturity.
• Depth: Plant divisions 3 - 4 inches below the soil surface. Plant early Spring for Fall, do not harvest stalks 1st season. Harvest freely the following seasons.
• Light Required: Full Sun until the middle of June.
• Form: Perennial. upright.
• Spread: 2 feet.

• Size: 8 inch ears.
• Soil Requirements: Deep, rich, well-drained loam soil.
• Depth: 1 - 2 inches.
• Spread: 15 - 18 inches.
• Seed Count: Approximately 250 seeds per packet sows a 50 ft row. 1/2 lb. =approx. 960 seeds sows 100 ft row, 2 lbs.=approx. 3,840 seeds sows 400 ft row.
• Fruit: Small, white, sweet, tender kernels. 14 - 16 rows of bright white kernels per ear.

• Flower Form: Small white flowers.
• Botanical Name: Fragaria ananassa 'L'Amour' PP16480
• Light Required: Full sun
• Spacing: 12 - 24 inches.
• Depth: Set with crowns just below soil level.
• Foliage: Green foliage.

• Yield: 100 lbs./100 foot row.
• Spacing: 4 - 6 inches between plants, 12 - 24 inches between rows.
• Depth: Seed 1/2 inch deep, Plants 1- 2 inches deep
• Botanical Name: Allium cepa 'Walla Walla'; Family: Liliaceae (Lily Family)
• Spread: 3 - 5 inches
• Form: Annual.

• Germination: 7 - 10 days.
• Growth Rate: Medium growth rate.
• Depth: 1 inch.
• Spread: Semi-bush.
• Zone: 3 - 9.
• Pollinator: Self pollinating.

• Germination: 5 - 10 days
• Height: 4 - 6 feet.
• Light Required: Full sun
• Spread: 2 - 3 feet.
• Foliage: Medium green foliage.
• Blooms: Early to mid- summer.

• Color: White flower centered with an eye of cobalt-blue.
• Pruning: Prune the dead foliage in early summer just after it's finished blooming. This will produce denser foliage and will encourage it to rebloom. Divide every few years in the summer.
• Foliage: Needle-like semi-evergreen leaves.
• Size: Small blossoms.
• Spacing: 12 inches
• Depth: Place the plant in the hole at the same level it was grown by the nursery. This is where the roots start and the tops shoots begin.

• Growth Rate: Medium growth rate. 1 - 2 fee per year.
• Soil Requirements: Well-drained, moist soil, organic.
• Botanical Name: Malus X 'McIntosh'
• Fruit: Medium to large, bright red fruit. Very tender with thin skin.
• Yield: Approximately 5 - 10 bushels at maturity for standard, 1/2 bushel for Li'l BIG.
• Color: White blossoms.

• Flower Form: Small white flowers.
• Growth Rate: Medium growth rate.
• Pollinator: Self pollinating. Planting a Bluecrop or a Highbush variety will increase yields.
• Height: 5 - 7 feet
• Depth: Plant at the same depth as in the nursery.
• Spacing: 4 - 6 feet

• Height: 24-28 inches.
• Flower Form: Red-brown plumes.
• Light Required: Full sun to partial shade.
• Depth: Plant at the same depth as it is in the pot.
• Soil Requirements: Moist, well-drained soil.
• Botanical Name: Carex testacea 'Indian Summer'

• Blooms: Early to mid spring
• Depth: Set rhizome so bottom half is below ground level. Firm well and water thoroughly.
• Zone: 4 - 9
• Spread: 18 - 24 inches
• Height: 24 - 36 inches
• Flower Form: Flowers are fan-shaped, with three drooping petals called falls and three upright petals called standards. Ruffled.

• Foliage: Semi evergreen
• Flower Form: Dense racemes of single flowers held on erect and strong scapes. Reaches up to 11 cm in height and about 4.5 cm in width. Flowers open from base towards the apex, average of 5 days per flower.
• Botanical Name: Kniphofia uvaria 'Echo Mango'
• Pruning: Remove spent flower spikes to tidy up the plants after flowering.
• Spread: 1-2 feet
• Zone: 5-9

• Form: Deciduous shrub with a compact and mounded form.
• Height: 3-4 feet
• Zone: 5-9
• Comments: Gorgeous, lacecap clusters of small double pink or blue blooms shine against the handsome, lush, dark green foliage. If soil pH is alkaline, the white blooms will have a pink star. If soil pH is acidic, the star at the center of each flower will be blue. This deciduous shrub makes a beautiful specimen or accept plant in a partially shaded landscape, or plant several en masse or as a hedge for big impact. Blooms on old wood in spring and on new wood in summer and into fall, creating a long season of color. Flowers also add elegance to fresh bouquets and dried arrangements. Little pruning is necessary, but flowers more prolifically if spent blooms are removed.
• Color: Double pink or blue blooms. In alkaline soils, the stars are pink; in acidic, they're blue.
• Light Required: Part shade. Tolerates full sun only if grown in consistently moist soils.

• Comments: A trio of delicate-looking blooms grace your garden from late spring to early summer in a variety of blue and white hues. Its star players are 'Blue Pearl,' 'Sapphire Beauty' and 'White van Vliet.'
• Spacing: 3 - 4 inches.
• Soil Requirements: Well-drained soil.
• Flower Form: Narrow standards and falls. Beardless.
• Pruning: Allow foliage to die down naturally so nutrients can store up for next season's blooms.
• Zone: 3 - 9

• Growth Rate: Moderate growth rate.
• Color: Yellow and orange.
• Soil Requirements: Well-drained, humus-rich amended, slightly acidic soil.
• Light Required: Full sun to partial shade.
• Depth: Dig a hole large enough to spread out the roots without bending them. Firm the soil well and water thoroughly.
• Blooms: Summer