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1997
1997-05-20 MISS EMILY MY KIND OF GARDENER
1997-06-10 LUSH VIOLET LACECAP HYDRANGEA DISCOVERED AT LAFAYETTE MUSEUM
1997-06-21 PASSION FLOWER TOO BEAUTIFUL TO BE REAL
1997-06-24 SHARING SEEDS IS A REWARDING EXPERIENCE
1997-06-28 CAMPUS CREPE MYRTLE HAS UNUSUAL COPPERY BARK COLOR
1997-07-01 ELDERBERRY BLOOMS PROFUSELY EVERYWHERE YOU LOOK
1997-07-05 ROSE PETALS GIVE LONG-LASTING PLEASURE
1997-07-08 LOCATING CATALPAS FOR PLANT WATCHERS
1997-07-12 DO YOU RECOGNIZE THE MYSTERY FLOWER?
1997-07-15 HEART-SHAPED FOLIAGE AND LARGE GREEN PODS ARE SUMMERTIME GARB
1997-07-19 BEAUTIFUL NATIVE SPIDER LILY FOUND IN SURPRISING PLACES
1997-07-21 VINE-COVERED SANS SOUCI BOOKSTORE DRAWS INTEREST
1997-07-26 SELF-RELIANT HEIRLOOM ROSES FASCINATE GARDENERS
1997-07-29 ATCHAFALAYA BASINS WATER HYACINTHS ORNAMENT HOME PONDS
1997-08-02 NATIVE CAMELLIA BLOOMING NOW IN SHADY, MOIST AREAS
1997-08-05 CANNAS JAZZ-UP ANY GARDEN SETTING
1997-08-09 IF YOU PLANT TRUMPET VINE, STAND BACK!
1997-08-12 DO YOU RECOGNIZE MYSTERY FLOWER NUMBER 2?
1997-08-16 JERUSALEM THORN TREE SEEMS ALWAYS TO BE IN BLOOM
1997-08-23 COOL-LOOKING CALADIUMS ARE MAINSTAY OF SHADY SUMMER GARDEN
1997-08-26 HEADY FRAGRANCE WAFTS FROM FENCES, WALLS AND ALMOST ANYWHERE
1997-08-30 TRAILING VIOLET MAKES BEAUTIFUL HANGING BASKET PLANT
1997-09-02 CHRYSANTHEMUMS IN EVERY HUE ARE WAITING TO BE PLANTED
1997-09-09 LONG-LIVED, SHADE-LOVING PERENNIALS OFFER FOLIAGE AND FLOWERS
1997-09-13 DIEFFENBACHIA PRODUCES INTERESTING FLOWERS
1997-09-23 PREPARE AMARYLLIS FOR WINTER REBLOOM
1997-09-27 HIBISCUS GROWERS TELL THEIR SECRETS
1997-09-30 HYACINTH BEAN VINE BLOOMS AND BLOOMS AND BLOOMS
1997-10-04 ELEPHANT-EAR PLANTS YELLOW SPATHE IS UNIQUE
1997-10-07 WILLOW STREET DATURAS LOADED WITH PURPLE TRUMPETS
1997-10-11 SKYROCKET CLERODENDRUM NOT SEEN OFTEN
1997-10-14 NATIVE SHRUB, FRENCH MULBERRY, IS CHERISHED BY BIRDS
1997-10-18 IN PURSUIT OF THE ELUSIVE JAPANESE SILK FLOWER
1997-10-21 FOR CHRISTMAS, GIVE YOUR FRIENDS AND RELATIVES IN THE NORTH THE WORLD'S HARDIEST BANANA PLANT
1997-10-25 CAROLINA SILVER BELL TREE NOT SEEN OFTEN IN COASTAL SOUTH
1997-10-28 BLOOMING RED PASSION VINE ATTRACTS ATTENTION ON MOSS STREET
1997-11-01 EXPERIMENT TO FIND A GOOD PLANTING SITE FOR JAPANESE MAPLES
1997-11-04 POTATO VINE, A STRANGE AND LOVELY PLANT
1997-11-08 WAITING TO SEE IF SERVICEBERRY WILL PERFORM
1997-11-12 FALL TEMPERATURES BRING CONFEDERATE ROSE BLOOM
1997-11-15 DURING WINTER SMALL CYPRESS TREE CAN BE MOVED WITH EASE
1997-11-18 TOAD LILIES HARDY FALL-BLOOMING PLANTS
1997-11-22 VIVID GREEN EDIBLE FRUIT PRODUCED BY PAWPAW TREE
1997-11-25 ELEGANT JADE PLANT EASY TO GROW
1997-11-29 DRAMATIC SEED PODS PRODUCED BY LARGE CLERODENDRUM
1997-12-02 MANDEVILLA SEED PODS STIR INTEREST AND QUESTIONS
1997-12-07 GROWING GORGEOUS GERBERAS FROM SEED
1997-12-09 BIG RED ORIENTAL POPPIES MAKE EARLY SPRING DISPLAY
1997-12-14 CRABAPPLES ARE LOVELY AND VERSATILE TREES IN COOLER CLIMATES
1997-12-16 POINSETTIAS CAN BE FESTIVE FOR ENTIRE HOLIDAY SEASON
1997-12-21 WHITE OAK HAS LOVELY BARK AND FOLIAGE
1997-12-23 DECK THE HALLS WITH RED-BERRIED HOLLIES
1997-12-28 LOQUAT AND FRENCH MULBERRY WELCOME ADDITIONS
1997-12-30 ORNAMENTAL PEARS PUT ON WINTER SHOW


1998
1998-01-04 TAKE CARE IN PRUNING PYRACANTHA
1998-01-07 JAPANESE AUCUBA SHINES IN THE SHADE
1998-01-10 HAVE FUN LANDSCAPING BALCONY
1998-01-13 SOME LOVE, SOME HATE, CREEPING FIG VINE
1998-01-17 LOCATING PENNYROYAL FOR PET CARE
1998-01-20 IN SPRING THE UGLY DUCKLING TURNS INTO A SWAN
1998-01-24 PRELIMINARY FINDINGS REPORTED FROM IRIS SOCIETY SURVEY
1998-01-27 MAKING KUMQUAT MARMALADE
1998-01-31 LADYBUGS FLY AWAY HOME TO BUTTE LAROSE RESIDENCE
1998-02-03 JAPANESE YEW TOUGH AS WELL AS BEAUTIFUL
1998-02-07 FESTIVE MARDI GRAS MAPLE CELEBRATES THE SEASON
1998-02-10 HOLLY SOCIETY MAKES INQUIRIES
1998-02-14 ACADIANA RESIDENTS REPORT LADYBUGS IN HOMES
1998-02-17 BRIGHT-BERRIED TREE BRINGS PLEASURE TO MOTORIST
1998-02-21 PRUNING RANGY SWEET OLIVE TREES
1998-02-24 MANY PLANTS LOVE MOIST, SHADY SITES
1998-03-03 VINE THRIVES OUTDOORS DURING MILD WINTER
1998-03-07 PEONIES NEED TO BE ICED DOWN ?
1998-03-14 PURPLE TRAILING VERBENA MARKS SEASON OF LENT
1998-03-21 SWEET OLIVE TRADITIONS LINGER ON
1998-03-28 CHINESE FRINGEFLOWER A VISUAL TREAT
1998-04-04 LADY BANKS ROSE SLOW TO BLOOM
1998-04-11 LOUISIANA IRIS CULTURE Q&A
1998-04-18 TUNG OIL BLOSSOMS CONTINUE TO AMAZE
1998-04-25 LILY OF THE NILE BLOOM LOOKS LIKE BLUE FIREWORKS
1998-05-02 ORNAMENTAL FRUIT TREES DISFIGURED BY FIRE BLIGHT
1998-05-09 SPLASHY, HEAT-TOLERANT PETUNIAS PROVE EFFECTIVE
1998-05-16 EVERGREEN WISTERIA STUNNING
1998-05-23 KEY LIME TREE VERY SENSITIVE TO COLD
1998-05-30 HYDROSEEDING: THE HIGH-TECH WAY TO PLANT GRASS
1998-06-02 NATCHEZ CREPE MYRTLES IN FULL BLOOM
1998-06-06 IDENTIFYING SOURCE OF TOP NOTE IN NEW FRAGRANCE
1998-06-09 RED BUCKEYE IS LATE SPRING BLOOMER
1998-06-13 MONKEY GRASS MAKES TOUGH LAWN FOR SHADE
1998-06-16 PEOPLE EXCLUDED FROM MEMBERSHIP IN LIVE OAK SOCIETY
1998-06-20 WHERE ARE THE ARMADILLO BUSTERS WHEN WE NEED THEM?
1998-06-23 RED PASSION FLOWER VINE DRAWS ADMIRING GLANCES
1998-06-27 MISSING BRIDAL VEIL RESTORED
1998-06-30 WHAT TO DO WHEN TREES ARE THREATENED
1998-07-04 CREPE MYRTLES VULNERABLE TO POWDERY MILDEW
1998-07-07 A HALL OF FAME FOR ROSES IN ACADIANA
1998-07-11 RECOMMENDING STREET TREES
1998-07-14 THATS ONE BIG CANTALOUPE
1998-07-18 ORNAMENTAL PEPPERS FLAVOR GUMBOS AND OTHER DISHES
1998-07-25 WHY DOESNT JAPANESE PLUM BEAR FRUIT?
1998-07-28 VERMILIONVILLE CREPE MYRTLES CHARM VISITORS
1998-08-01 HOW TO SHOO SQUIRRELS FROM THE ARBOR
1998-08-04 WHAT'S THE SCOOP ON 8-8-8?
1998-08-08 GLORIOSA CLIMBING LILY DRAWS GLANCES
1998-08-11 ESTABLISHING A REGIMEN FOR FERTILIZING
1998-08-15 THERES HOPE FOR RECALCITRANT WISTERIA
1998-08-18 FRAGILE LOOKING PLANT IS TOUGH AS THEY COME
1998-08-22 FALL PLANT SWAP SCHEDULED
1998-08-25 YESTERDAY-TODAY-AND-TOMORROW IS OLD FAVORITE
1998-08-29 JACOBINIA IS GOOD PLANT INVESTMENT
1998-09-01 THIS HYACINTH BEAN VINE HAS WHITE FLOWERS
1998-09-05 AUNTIE EM, AUNTIE ELM, THIS MUST BE KANSAS!
1998-09-08 CANNAS LEND A TROPICAL TOUCH
1998-09-12 HOUTUYNIA IS COLORFUL PLANT WITH ODD-SOUNDING NAME
1998-09-15 SEPTEMBER IS PEAK MONTH FOR HUMMINGBIRDS
1998-09-19 FLOATING WATER LETTUCE AT TODAYS PLANT SWAP
1998-09-22 GARDEN FRIEND DESTROYS NOXIOUS INSECTS
1998-09-26 MARIJUANA LOOK-ALIKE HITS THE ROOF
1998-09-29 LOVELY COMMON BLEEDING HEART BEST IN COOLER CLIMES
1998-10-03 HEIRLOOM CAMELLIA NEEDS ABUNDANT MOISTURE
1998-10-06 EYEING THOSE NAKED LADIES
1998-10-10 BE CAUTIOUS WHEN USING WATER LETTUCE IN PONDS
1998-10-13 BUYING PLANTS ON SALE
1998-10-17 JAVA PLANTS IMPRESSIVE IN THE LANDSCAPE
1998-10-20 ROOTING CUTTINGS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
1998-10-27 PROPAGATING UNIQUE ROSE OF SHARON
1998-10-31 BANISHING HALLOWEEN CATS FROM THE GARDEN
1998-11-03 NEW GARDENERS DISCOVER OLD GARDEN FAVORITE
1998-11-07 KUDZU VINE NOTORIOUS, BUT NOT FOR FLOWERS
1998-11-10 BLOOMIN OAKS BAFFLE TREE BUFFS
1998-11-14 SOME TIPS FOR MULCHING TRANSPLANTS
1998-11-17 POND FISH CRAZY ABOUT PAPRIKA
1998-11-21 VINES AND CLIMBERS MAKE GORGEOUG VERTICAL GARDENS
1998-11-24 INVASIVE PLANTS
1998-11-26 SOME TIPS FOR MULCHING TRANSPLANTS
1998-11-28 STAND BACK FOR ENGLISH IVY!
1998-12-03 GARDEN DIARY LOADED WITH GOOD STUFF
1998-12-10 MAKING DUTCH BULB LASAGNA
1998-12-13 TWICE BLOOMING AZALEAS POSE PRUNING PROBLEM
1998-12-17 MORE ON PLANTING LAYERED SPRING BULBS
1998-12-20 YEAR-AROUND GOOD LOOKS AND WINTER-BLOOM LEND EXOTIC TOUCH
1998-12-27 DECK THE PATHS WITH RED NANDINA BERRIES
1998-12-31 CAMELLIAS PURPLE AND PINK PETALS PUZZLE READER


1999
1999-01-03 CREATING ACADIAN-STYLE GARDEN
1999-01-07 COLD WEATHER NO OBSTACLE TO ACADIANA GARDENERS
1999-01-10 HAVE SHOPPING CART, WILL CRUISE THE WEB
1999-01-14 OLD GARDEN ROSES NEED LITTLE PROTECTION FROM COLD
1999-01-17 SIAM TULIPS BLOOM EARLIER IF FORCED
1999-01-21 HEIRLOOM CAMELLIAS SURVIVE CAREFUL TRANSPLANTING
1999-01-24 ABBEVILLE COUPLE HARVESTS JUJUBES
1999-01-28 ELEGANT TULIPS HIGHLIGHT SPRING GARDENS
1999-01-31 GARDENER SEEKS ELUSIVE MAGNOLIA
1999-02-04 AMARYLLIS SUBJECT OF FREQUENT WINTER GARDENING QUESTION
1999-02-11 EARLY, EARLY SPRING FLOWERS ENCHANT BUYERS
1999-02-14 DIRECTIONS SIMPLE FOR GROWING VALENTINE PLANTS
1999-02-18 GORGEOUS CROSSVINE CULTIVAR MAKES A HIT
1999-02-21 RED BAY LEAVES IN THE SUPERMARKET?
1999-02-25 ROSES LOOKING BARE THESE DAYS
1999-02-28 GARDENERS ARE THE NICEST PEOPLE
1999-03-04 PALM PRODUCES UNCOMMON BUDS AND BLOOMS
1999-03-07 PINK JASMINE BLOOMS WITH FRAGRANT, FLOWERING CLUSTERS
1999-03-11 FRAGRANT TEXAS MOUNTAIN LAUREL BRIGHTENS BENDEL ROAD
1999-03-14 "LOUISIANA GARDENER" MAGAZINE HITS THE NEWSSTAND
1999-03-21 HAWAIIAN TI PLANT AKA CORTYLINE HAS MULTIPLE USES
1999-03-28 BLOSSOMS OF TUNG OIL TREE DRAW ADMIRING GLANCES
1999-04-04 SPRINGS HERE; THINK POINSETTIAS FOR WINTER
1999-04-08 FLORIDA FLAME AZALEA BLAZES ON E. BAYOU PARKWAY
1999-04-11 POLYNESIAN NATIVE MAKES BEAUTIFUL HOUSE PLANT
1999-04-15 NAKED LADY BULBS FREE AT SPRING PLANT SWAP
1999-04-18 PLANTING A GARDEN TO ATTRACT FLYING FLOWERS
1999-04-25 SELECTING SUNLOVERS TO REPLACE FADING PANSIES
1999-04-29 SMALL IS BEAUTIFUL PLANTING THE 4-STORY GARDEN
1999-05-02 LAWN GRASSES PRESENT PROBLEMS IN LATE SPRING
1999-05-06 SPECTACULAR RUDBECKIAS BLOOM ON WEST CONGRESS
1999-05-09 HOSTAS GREAT PERENNIALS FOR SHADE
1999-05-13 WINDOW BOXES FUN TO PLANT, EASY TO MAINTAIN
1999-05-16 HORTICULTURE PROS IDENTIFY UNDERWATER EEL PLANT
1999-05-27 DRUNKARDS DREAM MAKES UNUSUAL PATIO PLANT
1999-05-30 MUNCH ON JUICY WATERMELONS WHEN THE HOT DAYS HIT
1999-06-03 THREE NEW ANNUALS GROW WELL IN SHADE, HEAT AND HUMIDITY
1999-06-06 READER GETS TANTALIZING GLIMPSE OF VITEX IN BLOOM
1999-06-10 MORNING GLORIES BRIGHTEN JEFFERSON STREET
1999-06-13 PROPAGATING SUMMER-BLOOMING PERENNIALS
1999-06-17 ANGEL TRUMPETSIN CONTAINERS OR IN THE GROUND
1999-06-24 FLOWERING MAPLE BLOOMS IN ICE CREAM COLORS
1999-06-27 THREE PODS ON PALM TREE MEANS LOTS OF DATES
1999-07-01 TROPICAL FLOWERING PLANTS FEATURED ON U.S. POSTAGE STAMP
1999-07-04 WHAT GARDENERS LIKE TO DO IN THEIR SPARE TIME
1999-07-08 TEENY, TINY WATER GARDEN BRINGS BIG DELIGHT
1999-07-15 MARK PASSING OF MILLENNIUM; PLANT A TREE TO BENEFIT FUTURE GENERATIONS
1999-07-18 WHY SOME NILE LILIES DONT BLOOM
1999-07-22 GRAND CRINUM OF CHINA BLOOMS IN RUSTIC SETTING
1999-07-25 DID STEVEN SPEILBERG DREAM UP WATER HYACINTHS?
1999-07-29 ENAMORED GARDENERS THUMB THROUGH BULB CATALOGS
1999-08-01 NOT TOO LATE TO PLANT BLACK-EYED SUSANS
1999-08-05 MYSTERY PLANT EXHIBITS UNIQUE PODS AND SEEDS
1999-08-09 HEAT AND THE WRONG FERTILIZER SPELL DISASTER
1999-08-19 JAPANESE SILK FLOWER SEEDS OFFERED
1999-08-22 FILLING IN THE BARE SPOTS
1999-08-26 VENERABLE BIRD-OF-PARADISE PRODUCES SECOND DOUBLE BLOOM
1999-08-29 TRY MONDO GRASS IN SHADE
1999-09-02 DAINTY, WELL-BEHAVED VINE IS EASY TO GROW
1999-09-05 FOR FRESH FALL FOLIAGE, CUT BACK CALADIUMS
1999-09-09 MORE ON BUTTERFLY VINE AND BUTTERFLY BUSH
1999-09-12 SHRUBBY YELLOW ALLAMANDA BRIGHTENS BEDS
1999-09-15 JACOBINIAS EASY PLANTS FOR THE SHADY GARDEN
1999-09-19 FAST-GROWING TREES FOR SHORT-TERM SHADE
1999-09-23 CASHMERE BOUQUET MARCHES ACROSS THE LANDSCAPE
1999-09-30 HEIRLOOM PLANT PUTS ON BEAUTIFUL SHOW
1999-10-03 AERATE FLOWER BEDS AND GROW WORMS
1999-10-07 PARKINSONIA HAS LONG BLOOM SEASON
1999-10-10 USING PLANTS TO MUFFLE ROAD NOISE
1999-10-21 GET COOL SEASON ANNUALS OFF TO A GOOD START
1999-10-24 FALL PLANTING FOR BUTTERFLIES
1999-11-04 TINY JAPANESE TOAD LILIES SPARKLE IN SHADE
1999-11-07 MAKING WATERTIGHT BASKETS FOR PLANTS
1999-11-11 STREPTOCARPUS PRETTIER THAN IT SOUNDS
1999-11-14 ARE TREES TAGGED CORRECTLY AS ACACIAS?
1999-11-18 FLOWERS ARE LAGNIAPPE ON GREEN LEAF LEOPARD PLANT
1999-11-21 NEW GARDENING BOOK WILL DELIGHT THOSE WHO GROW AND ARRANGE FLOWERS
1999-12-02 SPANISH FLAG VINE GROWN AS ANNUAL CLIMBER
1999-12-05 BROTHER LEO GROWS SPECTACULAR CASSIAS
1999-12-12 STATELY HOLLIES HIGHLIGHT CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION
1999-12-16 CHANGING SEASONS DONT DETER PANSIES
1999-12-19 RECYCLE ALL SAINTS DAY MUMS
1999-12-23 VARIEGATED PERIWINKLE TRAILS NICELY FROM WINDOW BOXES
1999-12-26 DECEMBER 26 IS FAVORITE TULIP-PLANTING DAY
1999-12-30 EARLY LEADER OF ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT STILL STRONG IN 2000


2000
2000-01-02 ACADIANAS SECOND SPRING CONTINUES
2000-01-06 ESPALIER CAMELLIAS ALONG NARROW PLANTING STRIP
2000-01-09 GIRARD PARK DRIVE CHINESE PHOTINIA MAKES HANDSOME SMALL TREE
2000-01-13 LATEST ROSE IN PINK POT IS RED FLOWER CARPET
2000-01-16 MASTERPIECE CAMELLIAS HAVE SOME GENETIC PROBLEMS
2000-01-20 DONT TAKE SHRIMP PLANT FOR GRANTED
2000-01-23 LEAVES OF EVERGREEN HOUSEPLANT TASTE LIKE CANDY
2000-01-30 MANY GARDENERS BUY PLANTS AND SUPPLIES FROM CATALOGS
2000-02-03 CLOUDS OF WHITE BLOSSOMS ATTRACT ADMIRERS
2000-02-06 PROTECTING AND RESTORING THE COASTAL PRAIRIE
2000-02-10 NURSERIES OFFER INSTANT SPRING IN WIDE ARRAY OF BLOOMING BULBS
2000-02-13 CLERODENDRON FAMILY INCLUDES SKYROCKET AND JAVA PLANTS
2000-02-20 BACKYARD WILDLIFE HABITAT PROGRAM FUN FOR ALL
2000-02-24 JEFFERSON ISLAND TREE CROSS BETWEEN MAGNOLIA AND BANANA SHRUB
2000-02-27 MANGLIER TEA GOOD FOR FEVER, ACHES AND PAINS
2000-03-02 BUTTERFLY ROSE BLOOMS ON BROADMOOR BOULEVARD
2000-03-05 ITS TIME TO GATHER INTERESTING PLANTS FOR SPRING SWAP
2000-03-12 WELL ESTABLISHED CALLA LILIES BLOOM ALMOST YEAR-ROUND
2000-03-16 INVITE HUMMERS WITH SHOWY CESTRUM AND ABUTILON
2000-03-23 CHECK OUT THE FLAME AZALEA BLOOMING ON EAST BAYOU PARKWAY
2000-03-26 WHAT TO DO WITH ALL THOSE AMARYLLIS BULBS
2000-03-30 NATIVE CROSS VINE CULTIVATED IN OLD SOUTHERN GARDENS
2000-04-02 IS THIS THE BIGGEST BOUGAINVILLEA IN TOWN?
2000-04-06 CAREFREE CALADIUMS A MOVEABLE FEAST
2000-04-09 JOSHUA TREE AND LARGE BOUGAINVILLEA CO-HABIT
2000-04-13 ENCHANTING ENCHANTMENT LILIES BEAT THE HEAT
2000-04-16 PLANT EXCHANGE TREASURES FOR THE TAKING
2000-04-20 TRAVEL BY BOAT TO SEE LATEST LOVELIEST BOUGAINVILLEA
2000-04-23 PASSION FLOWER BELIEVED TO DEPICT CRUCIFIXION
2000-04-27 SEVENTEEN-YEAR-OLD TREES SET EXOTIC FIRST BLOOM
2000-05-04 GARBING THE NAKED ROSE VINE
2000-05-07 SEARCHING FOR SHOOTING STARS BOTANICAL NAME
2000-05-11 SHELL GINGERS BLOOM IS PROFUSE
2000-05-14 CENTURY OAKS CAREFULLY MONITORED
2000-05-18 WILD OLIVE TREE BLOOMS ON CHESTNUT STREET
2000-05-21 MAINTAINING PERENNIALS-ONLY BED NOT FOR THE FAINT-HEARTED
2000-05-25 LIVELY YELLOW COREOPSIS MAKES A SHOW
2000-05-28 COLUMNS SUGGESTIONS BRING THOUGHT-PROVOKING RESPONSE
2000-06-01 HOLLYHOCKS ARE OLD-FASHIONED FAVORITES
2000-06-04 PRESERVING AND MARKETING EUCALYPTUS BRANCHES
2000-06-08 DEEPENING COLOR OF GARDEN HYDRANGEA BLOOM
2000-06-11 FOR A LANDSCAPING PLANT, ITS HARD TO BEAT OLEANDER
2000-06-15 PLUMERIAS IN BLOOM ARE SCENE-STEALERS AND TRAFFIC STOPPERS
2000-06-18 SAGO PALM MAKES SPECTACULAR FLOWER
2000-06-22 RUSTIC COLORS RUDBECKIA A PERENNIAL WORTH NOTING
2000-06-25 READER SHARES HINTS FOR GROWING BLEEDING HEART VINE
2000-06-29 BRIDES FAVORITE FLOWER IN FULL BLOOM
2000-07-06 COULEE YIELDS TREASURE TROVE OF SPIDER LILIES
2000-07-09 DROUGHT KNOCKING AT AREAS LAWNS AND GARDENS
2000-07-13 GORGEOUS NIGHT-BLOOMERS SHARE COMMON NAMES
2000-07-16 FLOWERING HOUSEPLANTS BRING BURST OF COLOR INDOORS
2000-07-20 NUNS ORCHID ONE GORGEOUS PLANT
2000-07-23 OLD FIG IVY VINE MAKES ITSELF AT HOME IN HOLLY TREE
2000-07-25 HYACINTH BEAN VINE HAS BEEN A GARDEN FAVORITE SINCE THE 1880's
2000-07-27 LOOK TO THE EXPERTS FOR CONTAINER GARDEN IDEAS
2000-07-30 SEED ZINIAS INTO THE SOIL NOW AND HARVEST BOUQUETS UNTIL FROST
2000-08-03 STUNNING LIME-GREEN BOSTON IVY CLIMBS PASADOS RESTAURANTS WALLS
2000-08-06 CHINA BERRY TREE WAS UNIVERSAL FIXTURE IN SOUTHERN LANDSCAPES
2000-08-10 HUMMERS AND GARDENERS ATTRACTED BY VIVIDLY HUED FLOWERS OF TRUMPET CREEPER
2000-08-13 HARDINESS OF PALMS DEPENDS ON MANY FACTORS
2000-08-21 MORE REMINISCENCES ABOUT CHINA BERRY/BALL TREE
2000-08-24 SHOWY, LOVELY HEDYCHIUM BLOOMS FROM JUNE UNTIL FROST
2000-08-27 SOME TIPS FOR MOVING GARDEN TREASURES TO A NEW LOCATION
2000-08-31 FROM SHANTY GARDENS TO ANTEBELLUM ESTATES, CRINUMS ORNAMENT THE SOUTHERN LANDSCAPE
2000-09-07 HOT TOPIC FOR HOT WEATHER IS BOUGAINVILLEAS
2000-09-10 VINE-COVERED ARBOR JUST THE THING FOR SHADED SEATING AREA
2000-09-14 FRAGRANT BULBS FOR THE DEEP SOUTH
2000-09-17 LAWN WINTERIZER MAKES IDEAL FERTILIZER FOR THOSE GORGEOUS HIBISCUS PLANTS
2000-09-21 SUMMER 'TULIPS' ARE MORE PRACTICAL THAN THE REAL THING
2000-09-24 POTTED CAST IRON PLANT WAS FAVORITE VICTORIAN INDOOR PLANT
2000-09-28 DESK-TOP GARDENERS CULTIVATE WAR AND PEACE PLANT
2000-10-05 GROWING OLD-FASHIONED LARKSPUR THE WAY MAMA TAUGHT ME
2000-10-08 SOCIETY FOR LOUISIANA IRISES PUBLISHES NEW EDITION
2000-10-12 RE-RUNNING SOME GARDENING IN ACADIANA FAVORITES
2000-10-15 CONTINUING A SERIES ON SOME LANDMARK TREES OF ACADIANA
2000-10-19 CHINESE PISTACHIO TREE BEARS BEST BERRIES AFTER COLD WINTER
2000-10-22 DRAKE ELMS MAKE BEAUTIFUL STREET TREES
2000-10-26 GROWING AN AVOCADO TREE
2000-10-29 FEELING PASSIONATE ABOUT PLUMERIAS
2000-11-02 WHETHER CASSIA OR ACACIA, THESE ARE BEAUTIFUL AUTUMN-BLOOMING PLANTS
2000-11-05 SNAPDRAGONS ARE REWARDING GARDEN PLANTS
2000-11-09 STATELY DUTCH IRIS IS THE EARLY BIRD OF THE SPRING GARDEN
2000-11-12 ANGEL-WING BEGONIAS STAND TALL AND PROUD, PROMISING WINTER BLOOM IN PROTECTED PLACES
2000-11-16 PUTTING 80 BOUGAINVILLEAS TO BED IS NO EASY TASK
2000-11-19 NO DIGGING, NO TILLING, NO WEEDING, NO KIDDING!
2000-11-26 SOME INSPIRED GIFTS FOR THE GARDENERS ON YOUR LIST
2000-11-30 ANGELS TRUMPETS CONTINUE THROUGH FALL TO PRODUCE FABULOUS FLOWERS
2000-12-03 JOEL POINSETT KNEW A GOOD THING WHEN HE SAW IT
2000-12-07 POLYANTHA PRIMROSES BRING TOUCH OF SPRING IN WINTER
2000-12-10 FEAST YOUR EYES ON A PANORAMA OF PANSIES
2000-12-14 ELEGANT CYCLAMENS FLOWER INDOORS FROM CHRISTMAS TO EASTER
2000-12-17 BRILLIANT LEAF COLOR IN ACADIANA MAKES FALL 2000 MEMORABLE
2000-12-21 AFTER THE FIRST FREEZE, ARTIFICIAL NECTAR FEEDERS ARE HUMMINGBIRDS LIFELINE
2000-12-24 DECORATE A HOLIDAY TREE WITH FOOD FOR THE BIRDS
2000-12-28 ENCHANTING DANCING LADIES ARE DECORATIVE HO
2000-12-31 IT SLEEPS, IT CREEPS, IT LEAPS; PATIENCE PAYS OFF WITH IVY


2001
2001-01-04 PLANTING HOLLIES SO BEAUTIFUL, SO HARD TO CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM
2001-01-11 HIP GARDENIA A SOUTHERN HEIRLOOM PLANT
2001-01-14 THE WEATHER OUTSIDE WAS FRIGHTFUL
2001-01-18 SOME SUGGESTIONS FOR PLANTING AND CARING FOR DOGWOOD TREES
2001-01-21 IT DOESNT LOOK LIKE IT NOW, BUT SPRING IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER
2001-01-25 BOSTON IVYS STUNNING LIME GREEN FOLIAGE WILL RETURN IN SPRING
2001-01-28 SELECTING A VINE FOR STUCCO WALLS
2001-02-01 JUST WHEN THE URBAN SCENE LOOKS BLEAKEST, MARDI GRAS MAPLE BLOOMS
2001-02-04 TRACKING DOWN THE REAL SHASTA DAISY
2001-02-11 SHEAR GROUNDCOVERS FOR LUSH FOLIAGE IN SPRING
2001-02-15 JADE PLANT BLOOMS PROFUSELY EACH WINTER
2001-02-18 FURRY FLOWERS BUDS UNFURL ON ARISTOCRATIC ORIENTAL MAGNOLIAS
2001-02-22 IVY MAY BE ALIVE BUT NOT WELL WHEN GROWN AS HOUSEPLANT
2001-03-01 CHINESE FRINGE FLOWER SETS GARDENS ABLAZE WITH COLOR
2001-03-01 CHINESE FRINGE FLOWER SETS GARDENS ABLAZE WITH COLOR
2001-03-04 READER FEARS BOMBARDMENT WITH APHIDS, FUNGI, AND THE LIKE
2001-03-08 A FEW CLEMATIS VINES NEED HARD PRUNING IN LATE WINTER
2001-03-11 OLD-FASHIONED SCOTCH BROOM SEEN MORE IN EUROPE THAN ACADIANA
2001-03-15 WALKING IRIS GOOD FOR BASKETS AND GROUNDCOVER
2001-03-18 LOOKING FOR SPELLS, RITUALS OR INCANTATIONS TO HELP YOUR GARDEN THRIVE?
2001-03-22 OLD-FASHIONED SNOWBALL VIBURNUM ALIVE, WELL AND PRETTIER THAN EVER
2001-03-25 TRADITIONAL SOUTHERN GARDENING PLANTS IN NEW COLLECTION
2001-04-01 DIG A STATE OF THE ART GARDEN BED
2001-04-05 FINDING FLOWERS WHERE YOU LEAST EXPECT THEM
2001-04-08 LEAFLETS THREE, LET IT BE
2001-04-12 BLACK LOCUST TREE'S LOVELY BLOOMS LOOK LIKE WISTERIA
2001-04-15 SPECTACULAR FUCHIA STRAIGHT OUT OF FAIRY TALE
2001-04-19 ROSARIAN MIKE HAMNER HAPPY TO TELL CULTIVATION DETAILS
2001-04-22 HOLLY LEAF FERN MAKES FINE SHADE GROUNDCOVER
2001-04-26 EUCALYPTUS TREES OFTEN GROWN FOR GRACEFUL FOLIAGE ARRANGEMENTS AND LASTING AROMA
2001-04-29 SOME CANNAS WORTH GROWING PURELY FOR BEAUTY OF FOLIAGE
2001-05-03 BECOMING A BELIEVER IN AJUSTING pH LEVEL
2001-05-06 THIS PLANT TOPS THE LIST OF SURVIVORS
2001-05-11 AWESTRUCK BY SPRING IN LONDON COUNTRYSIDE
2001-05-13 MOTHERS DAY BRINGS RECOLLECTIONS OF EARLY GARDENING LESSONS
2001-05-17 MEETING MAMOU PLANTS EXTRAORDINARY RELATIVE
2001-05-20 WOULD LIKE TO RESEARCH GARDENING QUESTIONS ON INTERNET
2001-05-24 CONFRONTING AN OUT-OF-CONTROL SAGO PALM
2001-05-27 VENERABLE LITTLE VITEX AS PRETTY AS EVER
2001-05-31 GETTING TO KNOW THE OTHER LIGUSTRUM
2001-06-03 USE COPPICING TO RECYCLE OLD CREPE MYRTLE TREES
2001-06-07 PULL TRICKS OUT OF A HAT TO GROW DESERT ROSE
2001-06-14 PHYTOPHTHORA SPELLS TROUBLE FOR PERIWINKLES
2001-06-17 FROM WHENCE CAME THE WEIRD STUFF IN THE FLOWERPOT?
2001-06-21 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LIGHTENING AND NITROGEN FERTILIZER
2001-06-24 GARDENERS FACE PLANT PROBLEMS IN WAKE OF ALLISON
2001-06-28 SOUTHERN MAGNOLIAS SHOWING EFFECTS OF THREE YEARS OF DROUGHT
2001-07-01 LOOKING FOR RECIPE FOR MAMOU PLANT COUGH SYRUP
2001-07-05 ITS EASY TO ATTRACT BUTTERFLIES TO A CONTAINER GARDEN
2001-07-08 CREATING KNOT GARDENS
2001-07-12 FOLLOWING THE SAGA OF THE STARFISH FLOWER
2001-07-15 LUCKY BAMBOO A UNIQUE NOVELTY PLANT
2001-07-19 YOUNG TEXAS WILD OLIVE TREE BLOOMS IN LAFAYETTE
2001-07-22 WHY THE TREND TO GROW ANTIQUE PLANTS?
2001-07-26 IS TRANSPLANTING WORTH THE EFFORT?
2001-07-29 WEEDS AND GARDENERS BATTLE IT OUT IN JULY
2001-08-02 HARVESTING AND ROASTING SUNFLOWER SEEDS
2001-08-05 START FOCUSING ON FALL BLOOMERS
2001-08-09 HERB GARDENS ARE POPULAR ADDITIONS TO GARDENING SCENE
2001-08-12 APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED FOR PROFESSIONAL GARDINER TRAINING
2001-08-16 GROW IXORAS FOR GLOSSY GREEN FOLIAGE AND BRILLIANT COLOR
2001-08-19 I CANT BELIEVE ITS OKRA!
2001-08-23 CHERRY RED CREPE MYRTLE MAKES BOLD STATEMENT
2001-08-26 BETTER LOOKING MULCH DOES A BETTER ALL-AROUND JOB
2001-09-06 SOLD-OUT ENCORE AZALEAS RESULT OF LOUISIANA GARDENER'S DREAM
2001-09-09 ITS TIME TO DIVIDE LOUISIANA IRISES
2001-09-13 ORNAMETAL SWEET POTATO VINES POPULAR FOR LANDSCAPING
2001-09-16 MYSTERY PLANT MAY BE CRAPE JASMINE
2001-09-20 THIS FALL NOTABLE FOR NEW PLANTS, MOSTLY RED
2001-09-23 THIS LILY HAS A CLIMBING HABIT
2001-09-27 MYSTERY PLANTS FLOWERS HAVE EXOTIC FRAGRANCE
2001-09-30 NAKED LADIES MAKE THEIR APPEARANCE
2001-10-04 SPICY SMELLS EVOKE MEMORIES
2001-10-07 SOME BULBS NEED PRE-COOLING BEFORE FALL PLANTING
2001-10-11 WINTER-WHITE FLOWERS AND ORANGE FRUIT MAKE LOQUAT CARE WORTHWHILE
2001-10-14 PASS-ALONG POD YIELDS WHITE TRIPLE ANGELS TRUMPET BLOSSOM
2001-10-18 SHOWY SUMMER HIBISCUS BLOOMS DEPEND ON WINTER CARE
2001-10-21 BLOOM DECLINES WHEN AGAPANTHUS BED IS OVERCROWDED
2001-10-25 GROW YOUR OWN PUMPKINS FOR FALL DISPLAYS
2001-10-28 SUMMER PEACHES AND PLUMS WERE INCREDIBLY JUICY
2001-11-01 FATSIA A GOOR YEAR-ROUND PLANT FOR SHADED ENTRYWAY OR PATIO
2001-11-05 TREE-PLANTING IS A RICH, REWARDING EXPERIENCE IF YOURE PREPARED
2001-11-11 THIS FICUS HAS TRIANGLE-SHAPED LEAVES
2001-11-15 CLUSTERS OF LAVENDER TRUMPET-SHAPED FLOWERS CASCADE
2001-11-18 TRADITIONAL ENGLISH IVY BURSTS INTO BLOOM
2001-11-22 FLAME OF THE FOREST AND GOLDEN WONDER MAKE SPECTACULAR DISPLAY
2001-11-25 DORSTENIA NOT JUST ANOTHER PRETTY FACE
2001-12-02 SPECTACULAR DAHLIAS GROW WELL IN ACADIANA
2001-12-09 WHAT YOU WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT CROTONS BUT YOU DIDNT WANT TO LOOK DUMB
2001-12-16 DO YOU RECOGNIZE THE MYSTERY PLANT?


2002
2002-01-03 GINKGO TREE ON CAMPUS BRINGS BACK MEMORIES
2002-01-06 KAFIR LILY BEAUTIFUL IN BUD AND IN BLOOM
2002-01-10 SAUCER MAGNOLIA BUDS WILL BE SPARED
2002-01-16 HOLIDAY-BLOOMING CACTI NEED PROTECTION DURING WINTER
2002-01-17 FLOWER CARPET CORAL IS 5TH ROSE IN A PINK POT
2002-01-20 FRAGRANCE OF PAPERWHITE NARCISSUS LINGERS
2002-01-24 PLANT FAST-GROWING TREES FOR SHORT-TERM SHADE
2002-01-25 OLD GARDEN ROSES ARE TOUGH AND APPEALING
2002-01-25 JAPANESE MAPLES EXCEL IN SMALL GARDENS AND CONTAINERS
2002-01-31 PLANNING FOR SHADY SUMMER CALADIUM BED
2002-02-03 GIRARD PARK GARDEN TO BLOOM AGAIN
2002-02-07 ACADIANAS FLOWERING CHERRY TREES MAKE ROSY SPLASH
2002-02-10 PLANTING UNDER PECAN TREE PRESENTS DIFFICULTIES
2002-02-13 LAVENDER-BLUE FLOWERS OF LOUISIANA PHLOX PUT ON SPRING SHOW
2002-02-14 SOUTHERN CATALPA TREES CAN REACH A DIGNIFIED OLD AGE
2002-02-17 EARLY SPRING IS A FINE TIME FOR DIVIDING DAYLILIES
2002-02-21 GIVE RUSSIAN OLIVE HEDGE EXCELLENT DRAINAG
2002-02-24 SPECULATING ON HOW THE CHICKEN TREE GOT ITS NAME
2002-02-28 PLANTS ON FAMILY PROPERTY SURVIVE FOR MANY YEARS
2002-03-03 WINDMILL PALM USUALLY HARDY WHERE OTHER PALMS ARENT
2002-03-07 CHINESE LANTERN OR PUMPKIN TREE LOVELY IN CONTAINERS
2002-03-10 SOUTHERN MAGNOLIAS SENSITIVE TO ROOT DISTURBANCE
2002-03-14 CHINESE YELLOW BANANA ONCE THE WORLDS RAREST BANANA
2002-03-17 TRYING SOME DIFFERENT VARIETIES OF PERENNIALS
2002-03-21 EURYOPS CONTINUED TO BLOOM THROUGH FREEZING TEMPERATURES
2002-03-24 LOCATING SOURCE OF MEDICINAL MANGLIER TEA
2002-03-28 MEXICAN HEATHER FORMS DENSE GROUNDCOVER IN FULL SUN
2002-03-31 BIG MAMOU TREE HAS MANY COMMON NAMES
2002-04-04 GORGEOUS DESERT ROSE WELCOMES SPRING
2002-04-07 TANGERINE BEAUTY VINE STOPS TRAFFIC ON BUSY CORNER
2002-04-11 ENVIE FOR PLANT WITH CREAMY-YELLOW BLOOMS AND BANANA FRAGRANCE
2002-04-14 SWEET OLIVE GROWS NICELY IN A CONTAINER
2002-04-14 WALKING IRISES POP INTO BLOOM ON COOL APRIL DAYS
2002-04-25 YELLOW FLAGS BLOSSOMS OUTSHONE BY BOLD, VIGOROUS FOLIAGE
2002-04-28 CHINABERRY TREE BLOOMS WITH SWEET SCENTED LILAC FLOWERS
2002-05-02 HARDY GLADIOLI SELLING FOR A PREMIUM PRICE
2002-05-05 CONFEDERATE JASMINE VINE BLOOMS WITH GREAT PROFUSION
2002-05-09 FRASIER PHOTINIA A BETTER CHOICE THAN RED-TIP PHOTINIA
2002-05-12 SELECT DAYLILIES FOR LONG GROWING SEASON
2002-05-16 VITEX TREES READY TO BLOOM ON ARNOULD BOULEVARD
2002-05-19 TIME TO REDUCE SIZE OF LARGE GARDENIA
2002-05-23 TOUCH-ME-NOT SEEDS AVAILABLE THROUGH SEED CATALOGS
2002-05-26 ZIGZAG ORCHID CACTUS BLOOMS WITH COLORFUL FLOWERS
2002-05-30 DOUBLE PURPLE ALTHEAS PRUNED INTO VERY PRETTY SHRUBS
2002-06-02 PINK SPIRAEA MAKES A CHARMING SUMMER-BLOOMING SHRUB
2002-06-06 GIVEN PLENTY OF LIME, BLUEBONNETS THRIVE IN TRUE TEXAS STYLE
2002-06-09 AGGRESSIVE IRISES CROWD OTHERS FROM BEDS
2002-06-13 SOMETIMES BETTER TO DIG UP A GOLDEN RAIN TREE THAN BUY ONE
2002-06-16 DESPITE ITS DELICATE LOOKS, LISIANTHUS IS A TOUGH, EASY-CARE PLANT
2002-06-20 GOLDEN BUTTERFLY VINE CLIMBS WALL AT LONGUE VUE
2002-06-23 STEPHANOTIS NOT JUST FOR BRIDES
2002-06-27 MAKING BOUGAINVILLEA BLOOM
2002-06-30 REPLICATING THE HISTORIC MONTGOMERY-DENBO GARDEN
2002-07-04 WILL BEAUTIFUL RHODODENDRONS GROW IN ACADIANA?
2002-07-07 CAN VANILLA BEANS BE PRODUCED IN ACADIANA?
2002-07-11 TROPICAL HIBISCUS WONDERFUL WHETHER PLANTED IN GROUND OR CONTAINER
2002-07-14 NARROW-LEAF ZINNIAS MAKE A HIT WITH ACADIANA GARDENERS
2002-07-18 DEEP PURPLE ANGELS TRUMPETS GROW FAST AND BLOOM QUICKLY
2002-07-21 WILD OLIVE TREES TO BE AVAILABLE LOCALLY
2002-07-25 HYACINTH BEAN VINE HAS BEEN A GARDEN FAVORITE SINCE THE 1880S
2002-07-28 PERIWINKLES GOING TO POT
2002-08-01 PRUNING CLIMBERS, RAMBLERS AND ONCE-BLOOMING ROSES
2002-08-04 BILLOWY SWEET AUTUMN CLEMATIS ENVELOPES FENCES AND HEDGES
2002-08-08 CONTROLLING LEAF SPOT ON HYDRANGEAS
2002-08-10 PLANNING AND PLANTING FOR NEXT YEARS BUTTERFLY GARDEN
2002-08-15 LOVELY, FAST-GROWING PRINCESS TREE NOT FOR PERMANENT SHADE
2002-08-17 BLEEDING HEART VINE SOMETIMES SHY ABOUT BLOOMING
2002-08-22 LOVELY CROWN-OF-THORNS REQUIRES DRY SOIL AND MINIMUM OF FERTILIZER
2002-08-24 POT UP HANDSOME HOSTAS TO OUTWIT SLUGS AND SNAILS
2002-08-29 CAREFREE MEXICAN PETUNIA PROVIDES LONG BLOOM PERIOD IN BEDS
2002-08-31 BILLOWY BABYS BREATH BEST BOUGHT AT FLORISTS SHOPS
2002-09-05 NATURALIZED CYPRESS VINE MAKES A PRETTY COVER FOR FENCES
2002-09-07 LASAGNA GARDENING IS NEW NAME FOR OLD PLANTING METHOD
2002-09-12 SPRING-BLOOMING AMARYLLIS BULBS ARE LOVELY ADDITION TO THE GARDEN
2002-09-14 PLANT HANDSOME HOLLY FERN FOR GROUNDCOVER IN DRY SHADE
2002-09-19 PINPOINTING THE PROBLEM OF THE NON-BLOOMING AGAPANTHUS
2002-09-21 PLANT VARIOUS KINDS OF CALLA LILIES IN FALL
2002-09-26 RANGOON CREEPERS BEAUTY LIES IN FLOWERS CHANGING COLORS
2002-09-28 PYRACANTHA HAS TWO ATTRACTIVE SEASONS
2002-10-03 PLUMERIAS BLOOMS DEPEND ON REGULAR APPLICATIONS OF FERTILIZER
2002-10-05 WATER HYACINTHS ARENT ONLY WAY TO BLOCK ALGAE
2002-10-10 SAVING UPROOTED CREPE MYRTLES
2002-10-12 FALL PLANT SWAP AND MASTER GARDENER SALE DATE RESCHEDULED
2002-10-17 DIVIDING CHRYSANTHEMUM PLANTS
2002-10-19 SOME, BUT NOT MANY, SPRING BLOOMING BULBS WILL RETURN NEXT YEAR
2002-10-24 HUMMINGBIRDS LOVE THE CURIOUS FLOWERS OF COLUMBINES
2002-10-26 FRESH LEAFY FOLIAGE DISGUISES FADING LEAVES OF SPRING BULBS
2002-10-31 LOVELY BOTTLEBRUSH SHRUBS CAN BE PRUNED AND STAKED
2002-11-02 STRESS TRIGGERS BLOOMS OF LOVELY SAUCER MAGNOLIAS
2002-11-07 LOOK TO THE MAYPOP VINE FOR PASSIONFLOWER FRUIT
2002-11-09 DRAGON WING BEGONIAS ARE TOUGH AS THEY COME
2002-11-14 PETUNIAS AND VERBENA MAKE A LOVELY FALL PLANTING
2002-11-16 ELUSIVE MEXICAN WILD OLIVE TREES ARRIVE IN SMALL BATCHES
2002-11-21 SPECTACULAR FALL-BLOOMING CASSIAS ARE ROOT-HARDY AND EASY TO GROW
2002-11-23 Getting Magnolias To Bloom Is Not As Hard As You Think
2002-11-28 THANKSGIVING (CRAB) CACTUS DISTINGUISHED BY CLAWS ON LEAF TIPS
2002-11-30 PLANTING TULIPS CAN WAIT UNTIL AFTER CHRISTMAS
2002-12-02 GLORIOUS BLOOMING CROSSANDRA PLANTS WARM GARDENERS HEARTS
2002-12-05 DISTINGUISHING CAMELLIA SASANQUAS FROM CAMELLIA JAPONICAS
2002-12-07 TIME SPENT OUTDOORS IS KEY TO HEALTHY PEACE LILIES
2002-12-14 MINIATURE MAIDENHAIR FERN PREFERS COOL OUTDOORS
2002-12-19 CHOCOLATE SOLDIER QUESTION DRAWS INTERESTING RESPONSES
2002-12-21 FOR BEAUTIFUL CANNAS NEXT SUMMER, CUT BACK AND DIVIDE NOW
2002-12-26 BLOOMING SEQUENCE OF SPRING FLOWERING TREES
2002-12-28 DIPLADENIA AND MANDEVILLA ARE ONE AND THE SAME


2003
2003-01-02 ANCIENT SAGO PALM MAKES LOVELY INDOOR FOLIAGE PLANT
2003-01-04 JAPANESE APRICOT TOUGHER THAN MOST FLOWERING FRUIT TREES
2003-01-09 GIVE AN ARMFUL OF ALSTROMERIA CUT FLOWERS AS A VALENTINE GIFT
2003-01-11 LOOKING FOR TIPS FOR GROWING NORFOLK ISLAND PINE
2003-01-13 LAVENDER-BLUE FLOWERS OF LOUISIANA PHLOX PUT ON SPRING SHOW
2003-01-16 HOLIDAY-BLOOMING CACTI NEED PROTECTION DURING WINTER
2003-01-18 FINDING A SOURCE FOR SPRING-BLOOMING TREES
2003-01-23 PLANTING A DOGWOOD TREE IN A ONCE-SHADY BACK YARD
2003-01-25 JAPANESE MAPLES EXCEL IN SMALL GARDENS AND CONTAINERS
2003-01-30 BLOOMING CASSIA TREE IS A TRAFFIC-STOPPER
2003-02-01 INDOMITABLE PETUNIAS IGNORE FREEZING TEMPERATURES
2003-02-06 BLOOMING OF ORNAMENTAL PEAR TREE IS AN ANNUAL EVENT
2003-02-08 TO FIND A SPECIFIC COLOR, SELECT NILE LILIES WHILE IN BLOOM
2003-02-13 LAVENDER-BLUE FLOWERS OF LOUISIANA PHLOX PUT ON SPRING SHOW
2003-02-15 GRANCY GRAYBEARD IS A BEAUTIFUL, SPRING-BLOOMING NATIVE
2003-02-20 COMMON GARDEN VIOLETS ARE OFTEN MORE PESKY THAN PRETTY
2003-02-22 AZALEA BLOOM DEPENDS ON VAGARIES OF ACADIANA WEATHER
2003-02-27 SPIDER LILIES BLOOM IN A RAINBOW OF COLORS
2003-03-01 BREW A BATCH OF WILLOW TEA TO ROOT ROSE CUTTINGS
2003-03-06 CHINESE FRINGE PLANTS MAKE AN EXCELLENT SCREEN
2003-03-08 COAXING THE RELUCTANT BLOOMER
2003-03-13 PUSSY WILLOWS STATELY RED STEMS BEAR SILKY PEARL-GRAY CATKINS
2003-03-15 HYDRANGEAS EVOKE MEMORIES OF GRANDMOTHERS GARDEN
2003-03-20 PREPARE TO FALL IN LOVE WITH WILDFLOWERS
2003-03-22 YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROW CHANGES COLOR DAILY
2003-03-29 REPAIRING DAMAGE TO SAGO PALMS
2003-04-03 HYACINTH BEAN VINE DISCOVERED BY NEW GENERATION OF GARDENERS
2003-04-05 TENDING TO WIND-DAMAGED SAGO PALM
2003-04-12 YELLOW LEAVES ON LOQUAT MAY BE MAKING WAY FOR SPRING FOLIAGE FLUSH
2003-04-17 BLUE OR WHITE BLOSSOMS, GOLDEN BERRIES MAKE SPECTACULAR SHOW
2003-04-19 CANT BEAT AGAPANTHUS FOR MOST IMPACT PER SQUARE-INCH
2003-04-24 READER RATES CATALPA MOST BEAUTIFUL FLOWERING SHADE TREE
2003-04-26 SWEET BAY MAGNOLIA, SWAMP NATIVE, ADAPTS TO MOST SOILS
2003-05-03 ARISTOCRATIC PURE WHITE CALLA LILIES ARE SPRING BEAUTIES
2003-05-10 CHINESE PARASOL TREE USEFUL FOR PLANTING IN NARROW SPACES
2003-05-17 BUDDLIA DAVIDII IS A FAVORITE OF BUTTERFLIES
2003-05-24 KEEPING OLEANDERS BEAUTIFUL
2003-05-31 NEW CREPE MYRTLES COME IN A VAST ARRAY OF SIZES AND COLORS
2003-06-05 PROPAGATING THE SPECTACULAR BOUGAINVILLEA
2003-06-07 CHECK OUT THIS CHECK LIST TO GET NILE LILIES TO BLOOM
2003-06-12 PERUVIAN LILY HAS ORNAMENTAL FOLIAGE AS WELL AS FLOWERS
2003-06-14 DAZZLING ANNUAL ANGELS TRUMPET EASY TO REPRODUCE
2003-06-19 CANT BEAT SHRUBBY LANTANAS FOR SUMMER FLOWERING
2003-06-21 ELDERBERRY BLOSSOMS, BERRIES AND LEAVES USEFUL
2003-07-03 PASSION FLOWER PARTS NAMED BY EARLY JESUITS MISSIONARIES
2003-07-05 TAMING AN OVER-GROWN, OUT-OF-BOUNDS WISTERIA
2003-07-10 AFRICAN, OR BUTTERFLY, IRIS MAY THRIVE AS WATER PLANT
2003-07-12 RESTRAINING A MONSTER WISTERIA
2003-07-17 AUTUMN JOY SEDUM CLAIMS TO BE FOUR-SEASON PERENNIAL
2003-07-19 VOLUPTUOUS, VELVETY TUBEROUS BEGONIAS FILL SHADY SPACES
2003-07-24 THESE AZALEAS PROVIDE AN ENCORE FALL BLOOM
2003-07-26 IDENTIFYING TREASURED HEIRLOOM SPRING-BLOOMING BULBS
2003-07-31 CUT BACK LUSH FOLIAGE OF HIDDEN GINGER LILY TO ENJOY BLOOMS
2003-08-02 LOTS OF LIME MAKE TEXAS BLUEBONNETS BLOOM IN ACADIANA
2003-08-07 WAIT UNTIL WINTER TO TRANSPLANT MOTHERS ROSE GARDEN
2003-08-09 "PASSALONG PLANTS" AUTHOR IS PLAYING OUR SONG IN NEW BOOK
2003-08-14 GINGERS STAR AS TULIP LOOK-ALIKES
2003-08-16 WEED ALERT! INVASIVE VINE A SERIOUS THREAT TO GULF COAST NATIVES
2003-08-21 PLANT DECORATIVE DAHLIAS IN EARLY SUMMER FOR FALL BLOOM
2003-08-23 OLD-TIME BUTTON BUSH HAD MEDICINAL VALUE
2003-08-23 DIVIDE CROWDED LILIES OF THE NILE IMMEDIATELY AFTER BLOOM
2003-08-28 GARDENERS SWEAR BY A VARIETY OF METHODS TO BRING CEREUS TO BLOOM
2003-09-04 SUMMER-FLOWERING PLUMERIAS NEED WINTER DORMANCY
2003-09-06 NOVEL LIPSTICK PLANT CASCADES FROM A HANGING BASKET
2003-09-18 WEEPING MINIATURE CREPE MYRTLES MAKE CHARMING BASKETS
2003-09-20 FALL COLORS FADE INTO RICH GREENS AND BARE BONES OF WINTER
2003-09-25 DIVIDE AND TRANSPLANT TROPICALS AFTER DANGER OF FROST
2003-09-27 MYSTERY PLANT HAS THORNS, FLOWERS AND EDIBLE FRUIT
2003-10-02 RED SPIDER LILIES ARE A FALL TRADITION
2003-10-04 RAIN LILIES PRETTY IN BORDERS AND CONTAINERS
2003-10-09 CREAMY-YELLOW NATIVE VINE LOOKS LIKE A MINIATURE MAYPOP
2003-10-11 LOTUS PODS HAVE LONG AND INTERESTING HISTORY
2003-10-16 GOLDEN SWEET OLIVE PUTS ON DRAMATIC FALL SHOW
2003-10-23 TRANSPLANTED GOLDENROD MAKE LOVELY GARDEN ADDITION
2003-10-25 CYPRESS KNEES POP UP ON DRY LAND AS WELL AS IN THE SWAMPS
2003-10-30 LET HEALTHY GREEN FOLIAGE REMAIN ON AMARYLLIS
2003-11-01 HARDY BEGONIAS WERE COMMON IN OLD GARDENS
2003-11-06 BLUE PHLOX MAKES A NICE BORDER FOR PERENNIAL BEDS
2003-11-13 CAMELLIAS JAPONICA AND SASANQUA HAVE SIMILAR REQUIREMENTS
2003-11-20 SOME MYSTERY QUESTIONS TO BEMUSE AND AMUSE
2003-11-22 CHINESE SNOWBALL CLUSTERS SOMETIMES SLOW IN COMING
2003-11-29 GOLDEN CASSIA BLOSSOMS ARE AN ANNUAL OCTOBER TREAT
2003-12-04 PROTECTING THOSE BEAUTIFUL BLOOMING HIBISCUS PLANTS
2003-12-06 DID THANKSGIVING CACTI GOBBLE UP CHRISTMAS CACTI?
2003-12-11 REPLACING A HEDGE OF RED TIPS: A QUESTION OF NAME CONFUSION
2003-12-13 REMOVE DRIED SEED PODS ON CREPE MYRTLE TREES
2003-12-18 JAPANESE VIBURNUM IS A COMMON NAME FOR SEVERAL PLANTS
2003-12-25 VINE PRODUCES DECORATIVE RED BERRIES AND INTRIGUING SEEDS
2003-12-27 POINSETTIAS BRING BEAUTY TO THE HOLIDAY SEASON


2004
2004-01-01 BRILLIANTLY COLORED BEDDING PLANTS THRIVE IN SUNNY MILD WINTERS
2004-01-08 VIGOROUS SPIDER PLANT PROBABLY WAS BLACKIE
2004-01-10 RICHLY VARIEGATED BURGUNDY GLO AJUGA THRIVES IN SHADY BED
2004-02-07 ARGENTINE TRUMPET VINE REQUIRES STRONG SUPPORT
2004-02-14 TUCKED-IN TOPICAL PLANTS RIDE OUT ACADIANA WINTER
2004-02-21 LIVE OAKS AND HOLLIES ENHANCE CAMELLIA BOULEVARD
2004-02-28 BREATHTAKING ORNAMENTAL PEAR IN BLOOM
2004-03-06 LOCATING LAURUSTINUS AT LONG LAST
2004-03-13 CAJUN HIBISCUS VARIETIES COME FROM THE BANKS OF THE BAYOU
2004-03-20 TINY PERENNIAL WILDFLOWERS BLOOM IN VERY EARLY SPRING
2004-03-27 TANGERINE BEAUTY VINE IS A SHOW-STOPPER
2004-04-10 BLUEBONNETS THRIVE IN ACADIANA GARDEN
2004-04-17 PRUNE BACK WEAK OLEANDER STEMS TO PROMOTE STURDY PLANT
2004-04-24 BLOOMING FRASIERS PHOTINIA A SPECTACULAR STREET TREE
2004-05-01 PRINCESS TREE PRODUCES ORNAMENTAL FLOWERS AND PRIZED WOOD
2004-05-01 THIS LOVELY OLD-TIME NATIVE BLOOMS FOR DECADES
2004-05-15 BIENNIAL HOLLYHOCK GROWS QUICKLY DURING THE SECOND YEAR
2004-05-22 ELEGANT NUNS HOOD ORCHID IS VIGOROUS BOG PLANT
2004-05-29 SPIDERWORT IS PRETTY TO LOOK AT AND EASY TO GROW
2004-06-05 ROBINIA? ROBINIA? ROBINIA WHO?
2004-06-12 SUMMER POINSETTIA DISPLAYS DRAMATIC COLORS
2004-06-19 GARDENER TRACTS DOWN ANGELONIA ON E-MAIL SEARCH
2004-06-26 TROPICAL CORAL TREE GROWS FROM SEEDS
2004-07-03 ITS BEST TO GROW CASHMERE BOUQUET IN A CONTAINER
2004-07-10 EXOTIC HOYA BLOOMS LOOK TOO PERFECT TO BE REAL
2004-07-17 MOTHER-OF-THOUSANDS BLOOMS IN LONG-LASTING CLUSTERS
2004-07-31 BLOOMING DESERT ROSE MAKES THE WAIT WORTHWHILE
2004-08-07 TWO EXOTIC CRINUMS DISPLAY BLOOMS OF ROSE BURGUNDY AND RED AND WHITE STRIPE
2004-08-14 VINES DRAMATIC BLOSSOMS AND LUSTROUS FOLIAGE MAKE GREAT COVER
2004-08-21 RAIN LILIES GROW FASTER AND BLOOM MORE PROFUSELY WHEN CROWDED
2004-08-28 MYSTERY PLANT PRODUCES FLOWERS DIRECTLY FROM THE TRUNK
2004-09-04 CLIMBING LILIES GLOW FROM TOP OF HEDGE
2004-09-11 RUELLIA, LIKE MANY PLANTS, MAY REVERT TO ORIGINAL FORM
2004-09-18 VISIT IRA S. NELSON HORTICULTURE CENTER WEB SITE
2004-09-25 CRAPE JASMINE SOMETIMES CONFUSED WITH CAPE JASMINE
2004-10-02 DURANTAS BLOSSOMS AND BERRIES BRIGHTEN FALL GARDENS
2004-10-09 JUICY GRAPEFRUITS GROW IN LAFAYETTE BACKYARD
2004-10-16 MAXIM AND CRYSTAL BOWL PANSIES HANDLE ACADIANA WEATHER EXTREMES
2004-10-23 DAINTY CATS WHISKERS ATTRACTS BEES, BUTTERFLIES AND HUMMINGBIRDS
2004-10-30 MAMOU PLANTS, BOTH NATIVE AND EXOTIC, DRAW ATTENTION
2004-11-06 BUTTERFLY VINE MAKES COLORFUL ADDITION TO FENCE OR TRELLIS
2004-11-13 STOP BY TO ADMIRE WHITE ROSA-DE-MONTANA VINE
2004-11-20 SKY BLUE FLOWERS ON A WOODEN FENCE ATTRACT ATTENTION
2004-11-27 ONLY A MAD SCIENTIST COULD DESIGN SKYROCKET PLANT
2004-12-04 Cyclamens flourish outdoors with pansies and others
2004-12-11 GOLD AND SILVER MUMS FOLIAGE IS REASON ENOUGH TO GROW IT
2004-12-18 PERKY EURYOPES UNDAUNTED BY COLD, GLOOMY WEATHER
2004-12-25 BLOOMING TROPICAL TREE MAKES THE HOLIDAY SEASON FESTIVE


2005
2005-01-01 SPECTACULAR RED PASSION VINE NOT AS HARDY AS THE NATIVES
2005-01-02 JANUARY GARDENING ACADIANA GARDENING : A January Gardening Calendar for the Gulf South
2005-01-02 ACADIANA GARDENING : A January Gardening Calendar for the Gulf South
2005-01-08 YAUPON HOLLIES ARE USEFUL AS ORNAMENTALS AND NUTRITIOUS FOR WILDLIFE
2005-01-15 DELICATE BLUE BUTTERFLY FLOWER THRIVES WITH WINTER PROTECTION
2005-01-22 MONDO GRASS LEAVES NEARLY HIDE TINY FLOWER SPIKES
2005-01-29 BERRY-LADEN DECIDUOUS HOLLIES STEAL THE SHOW
2005-02-05 GARDENING IN ACADIANA A February Calendar
2005-02-12 BREATHTAKING SAUCER MAGNOLIA BUDS HAVE SOME FREEZE PROTECTION
2005-02-19 LOOK FOR TUMERIC AMONG THE GINGERS IN TROPICAL PLANT NURSERIES
2005-02-26 ROSY PURPLE GROUND ORCHID DISTINCTIVE IN SHADY BORDER
2005-03-05 A MARCH GARDENING CALENDAR
2005-03-12 FRAGRANT SWEET-PEA LIKE BLOOMS TRAIL AMIDST GLOSSY FOLIAGE
2005-03-19 BRAZILIAN RED CLOAK BRINGS BUCKS FOR HORTICULTURE CENTER
2005-03-26 BRAZILIAN RED CLOAK GROWN FROM CUTTINGS
2005-04-05 AN APRIL GARDENING CALENDAR
2005-04-09 DRAMATIC RED PASSIONFLOWER VINE NOT AS HARDY AS SOME
2005-04-16 FABULOUS HYBRIDS PRODUCED BY CROSSING 5 NATIVE LOUISIANA IRISES
2005-04-23 PRETTY, PESKY WILD VINE BLOOMS HIGH IN THE TREETOPS
2005-04-30 LOCATING THE ELUSIVE LAURA BUSH PETUNIA
2005-05-07 VISIT DRAMATIC FLOWERING PRINCESS TREE NEXT SPRING
2005-05-14 VISIT DRAMATIC FLOWERING PRINCESS TREE NEXT SPRING
2005-05-21 NATIVE SHADE TREE HAS BEAUTIFUL FOLIAGE AND EXOTIC BLOOMS
2005-05-28 PINEAPPLE GUAVA IS A HANDSOME LANDSCAPE SPECIMEN
2005-06-04 A JUNE GARDENING CALENDER
2005-06-11 BREATHTAKING ANGELS TRUMPETS CAN BE ANNUALS OR PERENNIALS
2005-06-18 PERENNIAL BULBS BLOOM WITH IN SPRING WITH IRIS-LIKE FLOWERS
2005-06-25 COMPLEX PARTS OF PASSION VINE FLOWER SEEN AS SYMBOLS
2005-07-02 A JULY GARDENING CALENDER
2005-07-09 TWO NATIONAL AWARDS WON BY ACADIANA HIBISCUS MEMBER
2005-07-16 TEXAS STAR LOOKS GREAT PLANTED AGAINST A FENCE
2005-07-23 SUMMER SHOWER BRINGS FRESH PINK AND WHITE RAIN LILIES
2005-07-30 CRYBABY TREE, PINEAPPLE GUAVA, NEW BOOK, ALL AT ONCE
2005-08-02 STATELY SIAM TULIPS ARE ACTUALLY EASY-CARE GINGERS
2005-08-06 A SEPTEMBER GARDENING CALENDAR
2005-08-13 SPECTACULAR DURANTA NEEDS MULCH AND PROTECTION TO THRIVE
2005-08-27 PRUNE MOST FRENCH HYDRANGEAS NOW; CHECK ON NEW CULTIVARS
2005-09-05 FALL PLANT SWAP PROMISES USUAL FUN AND GOOD TRADES
2005-09-17 FRUIT OF EGG GOURD VINE LOOKS A LOT LIKE CHICKEN EGGS
2005-09-24 PLANT SALE, SWAP POSTPONED; TIME FOR A NEW MYSTERY PLANT
2005-10-01 AN OCTOBER GARDENING CALENDAR
2005-10-08 KAFIR LILYS BRIGHT RED SEEDS SPROUT EASILY
2005-10-15 BLOOMS OF JAMACIAN FIRE BUSH ATTRACT HUMMINGBIRDS AND BUTTERFLIES
2005-10-22 BUTTERFLY VINES EXTRAORDINARY PODS DELIGHTFUL IN FALL
2005-10-29 HURRICANE LILY BLOOMS AT APPROPRIATE TIME
2005-11-05 A NOVEMBER GARDENING CALENDAR
2005-11-12 HURRICANE DAMAGE DIDNT DETER CASSIA FROM BLOOMING
2005-11-19 CONFEDERATE ROSE TREES ESPECIALLY GORGEOUS THIS YEAR
2005-11-26 PETUNIAS ARE A CHARMING SOURCE OF COLOR IN COOL WEATHER
2005-12-03 LEND A FESTIVE AIR WITH WREATHS, SWAGS AND OTHER GREENERY: A GARDENING CALENDAR FOR DECEMBER
2005-12-10 MAKING A DAYLILY BED GORGEOUS
2005-12-17 CLUE TO MYSTERY PLANT IS ITS EXQUISITE TRUE FLOWERS
2005-12-24 LATE WINTER BLOOMS MAKE NUNS ORCHID A CHOICE GIFT
2005-12-31 EXQUISITE HOLIDAY CACTUS PLANTS PROVIDE WINTER COLOR


2006
2006-01-07 JANUARY GARDENING CALENDER
2006-01-14 SPIDERY ST. JOSEPH'S CRINUM POPULAR IN OLD GARDENS
2006-01-21 SPECTACULAR SKYFLOWER VINE NEEDS STRONG SUPPORT
2006-01-28 PURPLE DAWN CAMELLIA: SPECTACULAR, STATELY AND STURDY
2006-02-04 A GARDENING CALENDAR FOR FEBRUARY IN ACADIANA
2006-02-11 PAPERWHITE NARCISSUS PROVIDES BREATH OF SPRING
2006-02-18 TINY SNOW-WHITE BELL-SHAPED FLOWERS HAVE SUBTLE, SWEET FRAGRANCE
2006-02-25 CLIMBING ROSES BLOOM ATOP HEALTHY TALL CANES
2006-03-04 A GARDENING CALENDAR FOR MARCH
2006-03-11 NATIVE FLOWERING CRABAPPLE BLOOMS ARE BREATHTAKING
2006-03-18 RARE AND BEAUTIFUL FLOWER REALLY LOOKS LIKE A SHAVING BRUSH
2006-04-01 RAINBOW-HUED LOUISIANA IRISES CAN BE GROWN UNDER ORDINARY GARDEN CONDITIONS
2006-04-08 BEAUTIFUL CHINESE FRINGE TREES PLANTED IN LARGE NUMBERS
2006-04-15 COMMON NAMES ARE SOURCE OF BOTH DELIGHT AND CONFUSION
2006-04-22 REMEMBERING <I>SOUVENIR DE MME LEONIE VIENNOT</I>
2006-04-29 WHERE IS SPRING-BLOOMING WHITE BRIDAL-WREATH SPIREA?
2006-05-06 A MAY GARDENING CALENDER
2006-05-13 SUPRISED BY GINGER'S BLOOM
2006-05-20 EXPERIMENTING WITH COSMOS
2006-05-27 FRAME DIVINE DAYLILIES WITH SOME EVERGREEN SUPPORT
2006-06-03 A JUNE GARDENING CALENDER
2006-06-10 NEED HOME REMEDIES FOR TROUBLED HIBISCUS
2006-06-17 TEXAS MOUTAIN LAUREL BLOOMS WITH A HEADY FRAGRANCE
2006-06-24 HIBISCUS HUES ARE BREATHTAKING
2006-07-01 A GARDENING CALENDAR FOR JULY
2006-07-15 HARVESTING FRUIT FROM GORGEOUS GUAVA
2006-07-22 TULIP LOOK-ALIKES IN SPECTACULAR BLOOM
2006-07-29 SPECTACULAR NIGHT-BLOOMING CEREUS PERFUMES THE AIR
2006-08-05 TRY CANNAS FOR A RAINBOW OF FOLIAGE AND FLOWERS: A GARDENING CALENDAR FOR AUGUST
2006-08-12 KEEP BLEEDING HEART VINE SHRUBBY
2006-08-19 POTTED CALADIUMS TRAVEL NICELY
2006-08-19 ELEPHANT EARS RIDING HIGH ON WAVE OF POPULARITY
2006-09-02 A GARDENING CALENDER FOR SEPTEMBER
2006-09-09 MOST YARDS CONTAIN THIS MYSTERY PLANT
2006-09-14 PANSIES MUST BE HEAT TOLERANT AS WELL AS COLD-HARDY
2006-09-16 JACOBINA IS COLORFUL SHADE-LOVER
2006-09-23 SPIDER LILIES SPRING UP WHEN LEAST EXPECTED
2006-09-30 PRESENTING UNUSUAL PASSIFLORA
2006-10-07 A GARDENING CALENDAR FOR OCTOBER:
2006-10-21 VERY SHOWY MYSTERY PLANTS BLOOM AT 12 FEET TALL
2006-10-28 MOST BUTTERFLIES ENJOY SWARMING AROUND THE BUTTERFLY WEED PLANT
2006-11-04 EXOTIC DOUBLE DATURA IS AN EYE-CATCHER
2006-11-11 RIC RAC, ZIG ZAG, WHATEVER ITS GORGEOUS
2006-11-18 RECYCLING ALL SAINTS CHRYSANTHEMUMS
2006-12-02 ANGELS TRUMPETS BLAST IN THE CHILLY AIR: A GARDENING CALENDAR FOR DECEMBER
2006-12-09 YULETIDE SASANQUA A HOLIDAY FAVORITE
2006-12-16 FRILLY JACOBENIA BLOOMS BRAVE FREEZING TEMPERATURES
2006-12-23 REBLOOMING POINSETTIAS A SIGHT TO BEHOLD


2007
2007-01-06 REVELRY BEGINS WITH BLOOM OF MARDI GRAS MAPLE: A JANUARY GARDENING CALENDAR
2007-01-13 YOU HAVE A ZZ WHAT?
2007-01-20 SOME GUIDELINES FOR PRUNING KNOCK OUT ROSES
2007-01-28 MYSTERY PLANT PHOTOGRAPHED IN LONDON
2007-02-03 ENJOY THE RICH BEAUTY OF WINTER HUES: A FEBRUARY GARDENING CALENDAR
2007-02-10 BLUE SKIES AND EXQUISITE FLOWERS PROMISE SPRING AHEAD
2007-02-17 LANDCAPING A BALCONY ALLOWS FOR LUSH CREATIVITY
2007-02-24 NAMELESS, THORNLESS LOUISIANA ROSE SET IN KATRINA FUNDRAISER
2007-03-03 SPRING STARTS EARLY IN ACADIANA: A GARDENING CALENDAR FOR MARCH
2007-03-10 SALMON-COLORED BEAUTY HAS DOUBLE BLOOM POWER
2007-03-17 EXOTIC FLOWER HARDLY NOTICED ON FAMILIAR PLANT
2007-03-24 CUTTING FROM HISTORIC TREE BLOOMS
2007-03-31 CLIVIA BLOOMS LIKE GIANT FIREWORKS
2007-04-07 DOGWOOD LOOKALIKE PERFUMES THE AIR: A GARDENING CALENDAR FOR APRIL
2007-04-08 FOR ATTRACTIVE SHADE IN A HURRY, CONSIDER ARIZONA ASH
2007-04-21 ELEPHANTS EARS BLOOM WITH GOLDEN SPATHES LIKE PEACE LILIES
2007-04-28 GORGEOUS GERANIUMS GROW BEST IN SMALL CONTAINERS
2007-05-05 LOUISIANA IRISES BLOOM IN A RAINBOW OF COLORS: A GARDEN CALENDAR FOR MAY
2007-05-012 FRAME DIVINE DAYLILIES WITH SOME EVERGREEN SUPPORT
2007-05-19 GORGEOUS MAYPOP VINES PRODUCE EDIBLE EGG-SHAPED FRUIT
2007-05-26 NIGHT-BLOOMING CEREUS EASY TO SALVAGE
2007-06-02 LOUISIANAS NATIVE WILDFLOWERS CAN TAKE THE HEAT: A GARDENING CALENDAR FOR JUNE
2007-06-09 BEAUTIFUL PASSION VINE BLOOMS NOTED
2007-06-16 BEAUTIFUL BLOOMS IDENTIFIED AS BLOOD LILY
2007-06-23 SAYING GOODBYE TO MARSHALLS NURSERY IS HARD TO DO
2007-06-30 DAY-BLOOMING EPIPHYLLUM HYBRIDS FLOWER IN FANTASTIC COLORS
2007-07-07 HIBISCUS TOPS OTHER SUMMER-FLOWERING TROPICALS: A GARDENING CALENDAR FOR JULY
2007-07-14 PEDILANTHUS IS AN OLD-TIME COTAINER PLANT WITH LOTS OF NAMES
2007-07-21 BUTTERFLY-LIKE SEED PODS AND YELLOW BLOSSONS BEAUTIFUL IN SUMMER AND AUTUMN
2007-07-28 KEEP AZALEA BEAUTIES IN BOUNDS WITHOUT RUINING THEIR LOOKS
2007-07-29 SHOWY SUMMER POINSETTIAS RESEED REGULARLY
2007-08-04 EXQUISITE ELDERBERRY FLOWERS BELIE THEIR WEEDY NATURE: A GARDENING CALENDAR FOR AUGUST
2007-08-11 ST. JOSEPH LILIES BEAUTIFUL, TOUGH AND RESILIENT
2007-08-18 DAZZLING RED BIRD OF PARADISE SIZZLES IN THE HEAT
2007-08-25 BEAUTIFUL BILLOWING BLUE PLUMBAGOS NOT SHY
2007-09-01 ORANGE BERRIES OF DURANTA SET FALL STAGE: A GARDENING CALENDAR FOR SEPTEMBER
2007-09-08 GORGEOUS KNOCKOUT ROSES RESISTANT, BUT NOT IMMUNE TO, DISEASE
2007-09-15 FALL WINDOW BOX A WINNER
2007-09-22 PLANT MYSTERY FOR THE SEPTEMBER SLEUTH


2008
2008-01-05 JANUARY GARDENING CALENDAR: GARDENERS TEMPTED BY NEW KNOCK OUT ROSES
2008-01-12 STUNTING PAPERWHITES WITH A NIP OF BOOZE
2008-02-09 TRANSITION PLANTS CHEER US DURING UNPREDICTABLE WEATHER
2008-02-16 ON THE TRAIL OF KANGAROO PAWS: A GARDENING CALENDAR FOR FEBRUARY
2008-02-23 BELLS OF IRELAND AND CURLY WILLOW DRAW INTEREST AT SHOW
2008-03-01 FOLLOWING UP ON SPRING-BLOOMING BULBS
2008-03-05 BILLBERGIA PERHAPS MOST POPULAR AND EASIEST TO CULTIVATE BROMELIAD: A GARDENING CALENDAR FOR MAY
2008-03-08 LEGENDARY BREEDER OF ENGLISH ROSES OFFERS CLIMATE SPECIFIC PLANTS
2008-03-15 ORNAMENTAL PEAR TREES PROVIDE FOUR SEASONS OF BEAUTY
2008-03-22 PINK SHOWERS JOINS RANKS OF TRADITIONAL CONFEDERATE JASMINE VARITIES
2008-03-29 ORNAMENTAL CAESALPINIAS RESPROUT AND BLOOM QUICKLY
2008-04-05 LOUISIANA IRISES ARE EXOTIC ACCENTS IN THE LANDSCAPE: A GARDENING CALENDAR FOR APRIL
2008-04-12 LOOK FOR THE NUN WITH HER HEAD BOWED IN PRAYER
2008-04-19 MYSTERY PLANT GLOWS WITH DRAMATIC COLOR IN FILTERED LIGHT OR SHADE
2008-04-26 HOW TEENY TINY GARDEN TURNED INTO LARGE SCALE
2008-05-10 FREE, RECYCLED PLANTS MAKE FINE ADDITIONS TO THE LANDSCAPE
2008-05-17 BLOOM CAN BE RENEWED ON BEAUTIFUL ST. JOSEPH LILIES
2008-05-24 WALKING IRIS GORGEOUS AS EVERGREEN GROUNDCOVER OR BASKET PLANT
2008-05-31 BREATHTAKING ANGEL’S TRUMPETS CAN BE ANNUALS OR PERENNIALS
2008-05-31 BLOOMING SPIKES OF VITEX PROVIDE DRAMATIC COLOR IN SUMMER
2008-06-14 HUMMINGBIRD PLANT WAS SOURCE OF FLU AND COLD REMEDIES
2008-06-14 HUMMINGBIRD PLANT WAS SOURCE OF FLU AND COLD REMEDIES
2008-06-21 RED CLOVER ISN’T AS RED AS CRIMSON CLOVER
2008-06-28 WEIRD MYSTERY PLANT IS JUST AWFUL
2008-07-07 CREPE MYRTLES CAN PRODUCE SECOND BLOOM: JULY GARDENING CALENDAR
2008-07-08 BLOOMING SAGO PALM PRODUCES MULTIPLE CONE-SHAPED ‘FLOWERS’: A JUNE GARDENING CALENDAR
2008-07-12 TRIM FADED FLOWERS FROM BLEEDING HEART VINE
2008-07-19 CUT BACK RUDBECKIAS FOR SECOND BLOOM CYCLE
2008-07-26 THIS FRESH TEA APPEALS TO PLANTS, NOT PEOPLE
2008-08-02 TRY CANNAS FOR A RAINBOW OF FOLIAGE AND FLOWERS: A GARDENING CALENDAR FOR AUGUST
2008-08-09 BUD DROP ON HIBISCUS COULD BE CAUSED BY HEAT STRESS
2008-08-16 HEAVY CROP OF BANANA SHRUB SEEDS NOTED
2008-08-23 PINK JACOBINIA BLOOMS FROM MID-SUMMER THROUGH FALL
2008-08-30 MYSTERY PLANT HAS HEAVENLY FRAGRANCE
2008-09-06 EXOTIC CLIMBING LILES SET THE STAGE FOR FALL BLOOM: GARDENING CALENDAR FOR SEPTEMBER
2008-09-13 AMARANTHUS GROWN FOR BRILLIANT FOLIAGE IN SUMMER AND FALL
2008-09-13 AMARANTHUS GROWN FOR BRILLIANT FOLIAGE IN SUMMER AND FALL
2008-09-20 PATIO COMPOSTER TURNS TRASH INTO TREASURE
2008-09-27 ORANGE AND COBALT BLUE PLUMES TOP EXOTIC “BIRD”
2008-10-04 PROTECT SHELL GINGER IN WINTER TO ENJOY BREATHTAKING SUMMER BLOOM
2008-10-11 WHY NOT PLANT PERENNIALS ONLY?
2008-10-18 SOUTHERN GOLDEN RAIN TREES BLOOM LAVISHLY IN AUTUMN
2008-10-25 CLEVER SLEUTHING IDENTIFIES MIRACULOUS FLOWER
2008-11-01 NIGHT-BLOOMING JESSAMINE SPREADS INTENSE FRAGRANCE: A GARDENING CALENDAR FOR NOVEMBER
2008-11-08 HELPING ANGEL’S TRUMPETS SURVIVE WINTER
2008-11-15 SPIKES OF CREAMY-YELLOW FLOWERS APPEAR ON FOLIAGE PLANT
2008-11-22 FRAGRANT SWEET OLIVE ADAPTS WELL TO CONTAINER CULTURE
2008-12-06 MYSTERY PLANT LOOKS LIKE IT’S DECORATED FOR CHRISTMAS: A GARDENING CALENDAR FOR DECEMBER
2008-12-13 SNOWFALL BROUGHT SCENERY; WELCOME MOISTURE
2008-12-20 CREPE MYRTLES WITH INDIAN NAMES OFTEN HAVE VIVID FOLIAGE
2008-12-27 CAJUN HIBISCUS COLLECTION IS A THRIVING INDUSTRY


2009
2009-01-02 FATSIA’S WINTER-WHITE FLOWERS BURST LIKE SPARKLERS
2009-01-03 FATSIA’S WINTER-WHITE FLOWERS BURST LIKE SPARKLERS
2009-01-03 JANUARY GARDENING CALENDAR: GARDENERS TEMPTED BY NEW KNOCK OUT ROSES
2009-01-10 BLOOMING FASHION AZALEAS ORNAMENT JEFFERSON STREET
2009-01-17 TRAINING LUCKY BAMBOO REQUIRES PATIENCE AND PERSEVERANCE
2009-01-24 LOCATING AND TRANSPLANTING MORNING GLORY TREE
2009-01-31 TRY CULTIVATING BEAUTIFUL CAROLINA SNAILSEED VINE
2009-02-07 EVERGREEN FOLIAGE AND TAXICAB YELLOW BLOOMS MAKE A WINNER
2009-02-14 VARIEGATED JEW DRAMATIC IN HANGING BASKETS
2009-02-21 COLORFUL BOTTLEBRUSH TREE BLOOMS IN DENSE SPIKES
2009-02-28 SWEET MOCK ORANGE IS VENERABLE, VIGOROUS
2009-03-07 WELCOME SPRING WITH A MYSTERY PLANT
2009-03-14 SPRING USHERS IN INCREASED GARDENING INTEREST
2009-03-21 BRADFORD ORNAMENTAL PEARS PERFORMING ON CUE
2009-03-28 SNOW-WHITE BERRIES ORNAMENT THESE POPULAR SHRUBS
2009-04-08 FLOWERING PRINCESS TREE IS SOUTHERN CATALPA RELATIVE
2009-04-11 TRANSPLANTED AMARYLLIS COULD PRODUCE COLOR CHANGES
2009-04-18 HILL COUNTRY WILDFLOWERS HERALD ARRIVAL OF SPRING
2009-04-29 LEATHERLEAF MAHONIA HAS COLOR INTEREST MUCH OF THE YEAR
2009-05-02 NEW PERIWINKLE VARIETIES GREAT; PLANT OLD VARIETIES USING GUIDELINES
2009-05-09 DON'T LET YOUR ST. JOE GET TOO LOW
2009-05-16 ELDERBERRY BLOOMS VIGOROUSLY EVERYWHERE YOU LOOK
2009-05-23 ENDLESS SUMMER HYDRANGEAS IDEAL BLOOMERS
2009-05-30 EXOTIC SHELL GINGERS PRODUCING EXTRAORDINARY BLOOM
2009-06-06 NEW HIBISCUS FAMILY MEMBER IS STOPPING TRAFFIC
2009-06-13 SWEET BAY MAGNOLIA CHARMING IN SMALL GARDENS
2009-06-20 DIG AND DIVIDE LOUISIANA IRISES WHILE GETTING RID OF WEEDS
2009-07-04 JUJUBE TREE EVOKES MEMORIES: JULY GARDENING CALENDAR
2009-07-11 KEEP LILY OF THE NILE STEMS ONLY IF NEEDED FOR PROPAGATION
2009-07-18 ORANGE JESSAMINE IS A MYSTERY NO LONGER
2009-07-25 EAST PALATKA HOLLY IDENTIFIED AT UL'S FRENCH HOUSE
2009-08-01 SPOTLIGHT ABELIA X GRANDIFLORA WITH CORRECT PRUNING
2009-08-08 PENTAS THRIVE IN SOUTH LOUISIANA CLIMATE
2009-08-08 RABBIT’S FOOT FERN ALWAYS A CONVERSATION PIECE
2009-08-15 WHEN ESPERANZA PRODUCES STRINGBEANS, DON’T COOK UP A MESS
2009-08-29 TRAILING FLOWERING MAPLE BASKET MAY BLOOM INTO WINTER
2009-09-01 IT’S TIME TO DIVIDE LOUISIANA IRISES
2009-09-05 ODD BUT BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS BLOOM ON DUTCHMAN’S PIPE VINE
2009-09-19 DAYLILIES CALLED A CHARMING PERENNIAL VEGETABLE
2009-09-26 IN ACADIANA, PLANT SHASTA DAISIES NOW
2009-09-27 MYSTERY PLANT HAS TROPICAL LOOK AND MISLEADING NAME
2009-10-03 MAINTAINING YOUR OCTOBER GARDEN
2009-10-10 DO YOU KNOW THIS CHRISTMAS PLANT?
2009-10-17 GROOM SOUTHERN INDICA AZALEAS
2009-10-24 TRANSPLANT DAZZLING GARDEN AMARYLLIS PLANTS NOW
2009-10-31 CLIMBING LILY’S FLASHY BLOSSOMS ARE ATTENION GETTERS
2009-10-31 HEUCHERA BLOOMS HAVE A MISTY ETHEREAL QUALITY
2009-11-05 FRAGRANT PLUMERIA BLOSSOMS USED IN HAWAIIAN LEIS
2009-11-07 BLOOMING ORCHID TREES SIGNAL FALL’S APPROACH: A NOVEMBER GARDENING CALENDAR
2009-11-21 FLAMBOYANT BRAZILION RED-CLOAK IS ATTENTION-GETTER
2009-11-28 BENDAL CLOCK IS FAST-GROWING, EASY CARE FLOWERING VINE
2009-12-09 GAUGE WATERING BOUGAINVILLEAS BY BLOOMING CLYCLE
2009-12-12 FIRECRACKER FLOWER BLOOMS YEAR-ROUND INDOORS
2009-12-19 BRISTLY BOTTLEBRUSH BLOSSOMS BRIGHTEN CLOUDY DAYS
2009-12-26 UPDATING ACADIANA GARDENING COLUMN FOR DECEMBER 26, 1999


2010
2010-01-02 LOVELY BLUE BUTTERFLY VINE ENJOYS PARTIAL SHADE
2010-01-16 STARTING OVER IS NOT THAT HARD TO DO
2010-01-23 SOME COLORFUL FOLIAGE SURVIVE FREEZING TEMPERATURES
2010-02-06 PLUM YEW MAKES A FINE EVERGREEN GROUND COVER
2010-02-06 DECIDUOUS HOLLY BEARS HEAVY CROP OF LARGE RED BERRIES
2010-02-09 FEBRUARY GARDENING CALENDAR
2010-02-13 VIBRANT DARK PINK FLOWERS COVER TAIWAN CHERRY TREE
2010-02-27 TRAVELER’S PALM SELDOM SEEN IN ACADIANA
2010-03-06 WELCOME SPRING WITH A MYSTERY PLANT
2010-03-13 SOUTHERN WAX MYRTLE MAKES A FINE SCREEN
2010-03-20 TWO TOUGH PLANTS SURVIVE 20 FEET OF SALT WATER
2010-03-27 FAVORITE ORNAMENTAL VINE PRODUCES DELICIOUS FRUITS
2010-04-03 THE PINE TREES KNOW WHEN IT’S EASTER
2010-04-10 DURANTAS OFTEN RETURN FROM THE ROOTS
2010-04-17 BEAUTIFUL NATIVE FRINGE WELCOMES VISITORS TO PARK
2010-04-24 EXOTIC MARDI GRAS PLANT BEST DISPLAYED IN HANGING BASKET
2010-05-01 VIOLET TRUMPET VINE CLAMORS OVER FENCES AND PERGOLAS
2010-05-08 HARDY GLADIOLA HAS POSSIBLY NATURALIZED AROUND OLD HOUSES
2010-05-15 SAVING THOSE GORGEOUS GERANIUMS FOR NEXT SPRING
2010-05-22 MYSTERY PLANT NAMED FOR ITS SEEDPOD
2010-05-29 SHOWY FLOWERS OPEN PURPLE, TURN LAVENDER, FADE TO WHITE
2010-06-05 CONEFLOWERS ARE DECORATIVE, DEPENDABLE SUMMER BLOOMERS
2010-06-12 SLATE PAVED ENTRYWAY PLANTED IN A RIOT OF COLOTS
2010-06-19 LOOKING AT THE PROS AND CONS OF CASHMERE BOUQUET PLANT
2010-06-26 ‘SILK ROAD’ LILY IS BIG AND BEAUTIFUL
2010-07-03 BALLIVIEROS’ GARDENS FOREVER IN FLOWER
2010-07-10 MYSTERY PLANT’S BLOOM ASSOCIATED WITH CHANGING WEATHER
2010-07-17 AIM NEXT YEAR FOR 4TH OF JULY PRUNING OF SPRING-FLOWERING SHRUBS
2010-07-24 RELIGIOUS SYMBOLS RELATED TO THE PASSION VINE FLOWER
2010-07-31 WANT TO TRY PROPAGATING CAMELLIAS FROM SEED?
2010-08-07 LEAFLESS STALK PRODUCES SHOWY CLUSTER OF FLOWERS
2010-08-14 CHINA DOLL NOT A DELICATE LITTLE THING
2010-08-21 PINEAPPLES ARE EXOTIC CONTAINER PLANTS
2010-08-28 ORCHID CACTI BLOOMS OFFER MAGNIFICENT BUT BRIEF DISPLAYS
2010-09-04 PLANT PARSLEY AND THE SWALLOWTAILS WILL COME
2010-09-11 VICTORIAN GARDEN TOOLS: WHAT WERE THEY USED FOR?
2010-09-18 NEW HYDRANGEA IS AWARD WINNER
2010-09-25 THE THING ABOUT PANSIES IS …
2010-09-25 LOTS OF GORGEOUS FALL COLOR AVAILABLE
2010-10-02 SHISHI GASHIRA SASANQUA NAMED LOUISIANA SUPER PLANT
2010-10-16 BUDDLEIA ‘BLUE CHIP’ PERFECT FOR SMALL GARDENS
2010-10-23 ‘AMAZON’ SERIES DIANTHUS GARNERS THE LOUISIANA SUPER PLANT STATUS
2010-10-30 LAST WEEK IN OCTOBER BRINGS BURST OF BLOOMS
2010-11-06 CULTIVARS OF HOLIDAY CACTUS PROPOGATED EASILY
2010-11-06 HOLIDAY CACTUS SEASON OPENS: A NOVEMBER GARDENING CALENDAR
2010-11-13 CROSSVINE BLOOMS AT THE TOP OF THE TREE
2010-11-20 FALL FLOWERS A MASS OF COLOR
2010-11-27 RED PASSION VINE LENDS A BRIGHT NOTE
2010-12-04 ELEGANT HANGING BASKETS BECOME CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS


2011
2011-01-01 FATSIA’S WINTER-WHITE FLOWERS BURST LIKE SPARKLERS
2011-01-08 ENCHANTING CYCLAMEN PLANTS LIKE OUR TEMPERATURES
2011-01-15 FOLIAGE OF LOUISIANA IRISES BRIGHTENS WINTER LANDSCAPE
2011-01-29 HOMELY QUINCE BECOMES A SPRING BEAUTY