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Five Mississippi Florists to Purchase Your Christmas Centerpieces From

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ourmshome.com – Allyson Alford – 2024-12-16 08:37:00

SUMMARY: While Christmas is often associated with trees and decorations, various plants thrive in winter. Mississippi offers diverse options for winter plants, from flowers to elegant centerpieces. Notable local florists include The Flower Mart in Petal, Blooms Company in Hattiesburg, Mostly Martha’s Floral Design in Ridgeland, Rose’s Florist in Biloxi, and Lolligagin Flowers and Gifts in Tupelo. Popular winter blooms include Snowdrops, French Tulips, Calendulas, Poinsettias, and Amaryllis. Decorating with flowers can spark creativity and support local businesses. Enthusiasts are encouraged to engage with their local florists this season and explore their floral choices.

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The Meaning of the Redbird During the Holiday Season

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ourmshome.com – Meredith Biesinger – 2024-12-17 12:28:00

SUMMARY: Redbirds, or northern cardinals, are commonly seen in Mississippi during the holiday season, earning the nickname “Christmas bird.” Their vibrant red color, associated with various Christmas symbols, enhances winter landscapes and symbolizes hope. The cardinals’ name is linked to their resemblance to the red vestments of Roman Catholic bishops, further embedding them into holiday traditions. Many cultures believe cardinals signify messages from deceased loved ones, representing comfort during the holidays. Each individual’s connection to these birds may differ, but their beauty and presence encourage reflection on personal meanings of the season.

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Pasta: Comfort Food at its Best

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December 15, 2024

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ourmshome.com – Julian Brunt – 2024-12-15 10:45:00

SUMMARY: The author shares their love for pasta, particularly in cold weather, and emphasizes that pasta type should match the sauce. While lighter pastas like angel hair work with delicate sauces, heartier sauces need thicker pasta like pappardelle. The author describes their favorite recipe: a rich, thick sauce made with mild Italian sausage, vegetables, and canned tomatoes, seasoned and simmered to perfection. They prefer pasta cooked al dente, firm yet not mushy, and finish with quality olive oil and Parmesan Reggiano. The key to a great cold-weather pasta dish is patience and attention to detail.

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A Shy Jumping Spider? | Our Mississippi Home

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December 14, 2024

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ourmshome.com – Mark W. LaSalle, Ph.D. – 2024-12-14 09:01:00

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The Tan Jumping Spider (Platycryptus undatus) is a member of the Salticid family, known for its shy demeanor and cryptic coloration. Its flattened, mottled body aids in camouflage, allowing it to hide in crevices, primarily for protection from predators like birds and lizards. Found mostly under loose bark, this species is often overlooked. Unlike other vibrant Salticids, Tan Jumping Spiders are more reserved, although males possess muted pedipalps used for courtship. These unique spiders showcase the hidden life of crevice dwellers, emphasizing the importance of tree bark as habitat and shelter for various creatures.

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