Circle L Farm Supply

04/13/2026

The fish truck will be here this Thursday.

03/27/2026

Our plant selection has grown! We now have flowers, ferns, vegetables, herbs, and more.

03/25/2026

Make plans to join us at the NWTF Tallahala Longbeards banquet on April 14 at the Jones College building in Bay Springs. We hope to see you there.

03/24/2026

Back in stock!

03/11/2026

The fish truck will be here tomorrow.

02/28/2026

They're BACK just in time for turkey season!
Swap Boys Custom Calls are officially restocked and ready to hit the woods with you!
Don't wait! Turkey season will be here before you know it, and these won't last long!

02/24/2026

It may still feel like winter outside, but spring is right around the corner!
We just received a gorgeous new selection of flowers and plants. Come see what's new!

02/23/2026

Ruby-throated hummingbirds will be here before you know it! Many of us in Mississippi will be seeing ruby red-throated hummingbirds by the end of March.

They will remain here until November before returning to Central and South America. Ruby-throated hummingbirds generally only migrate throughout the eastern half of the U.S. Other species of hummingbirds may appear in our area, but the ruby-throated is the most common.

Tips for attracting hummingbirds:
Prepare a homemade nectar for them to feed on. Mix four parts water and one-part sugar and boil for two minutes. Allow the mixture to cool to room temperature before filling the feeder. The mixture will spoil in the heat, so change the mixture every three to five days.

Always clean the feeders well with hot soapy water and rinse before the first use and each time you refill them throughout the season to help reduce bacteria growth. You can store any leftover mixture in the refrigerator for easy use.

Hummingbirds are pollinators and feed on a variety of plants commonly found in landscapes. Plants like begonia, petunia, nasturtium, and zinnia are great annuals to incorporate into your yard. Other perennials and shrubs hummingbirds are fond of include butterfly w**d, lantana, azaleas and salvia.

They also need a water source. Consider purchasing a mister to attach to your water hose or a shallow birdbath with perching rocks.

02/13/2026

Fire/Grill Pit for Sale 🔥

Custom fabricated by E&M Welding in Bay Springs. Built sturdy and ready to use! $600

02/13/2026

We have all the products you need to treat this.

Hate "stickers" in your yard? Treat NOW to prevent the OW! You've still got time but the window is closing...

If you missed the preemergence timeframe in the fall, it’s time to turn to postemergence herbicides. Postemergence herbicides such as 2,4-D, simazine, dicamba, metsulfuron, mecoprop, fluroxypyr, or auxin containing formulations will get the job done. These should be applied in January, February, or March.

These herbicides can be found in products at your local garden store. Ask for help finding the right herbicide, and you’ll be right on track for a “sticker”-free lawn. Always read and follow label instructions when using these herbicides.

Full blog post + find more resources here: https://extension.msstate.edu/blogs/extension-for-real-life/tips-for-treating-lawn-burw**d

02/12/2026

The fish truck will be here next Thursday.