TUPELO • The Lee County Master Gardeners’ greenhouse is jam-packed with plant life equipped to be grabbed up on the annual plant sale on April thirteen.
There can be annuals, perennials, vines, herbs, shrubs, bushes, and hypertufa, or Quikrete, containers on sale that run from eight a.m. To midday on the Lee County Extension Service on Cliff Gookin Boulevard. The after-sales service ight be from 9 a.m. To 2 p.m. April 15-sixteen.
“As ordinary, a whole lot of the bypass-alongs come from our very own gardens,” said Donna Tucker, a Master Gardener volunteer and chairman of the plant sale.
Annuals will include New Guinea impatiens, diascia, Joseph’s coat, Mexican heather, and fuschias. Perennial offerings are lamb’s ear, bee balm, Mexican petunias, cannas, umbrella flowers, and crocosmia.
Those searching out vines will discover moonflower, hyacinth bean, morning glory, yaa, nd sweet potato. Trees and shrubs include angel trumpets, roses, Japanese maples, and Chinese snowballs. Herbs might be rosemary, lemon balm, basil, lemongrass, and thyme.
Prices range from $2 to $5e for most flowers, with some exotic flowers bringing a bit greater. Cash and exams may be conventional at the sale.
