No residential landscape or garden in Tennessee will be able to reach its full potential unless water needs are taken into account and addressed. This publication provides an overview of plant water needs along with an introduction to different types of irrigation. Whether you are needing to irrigation ornamental beds or your vegetable garden, there […] …
Flowers (Herbaceous)
Herbaceous plants, both annual, biannual and perennial play key roles in the beauty and function of our landscapes and gardens. This section will provide information and resources on site preparation, plant selection, plant establishment, plant maintenance, as well as irrigation and fertilization in the landscape. Recommended plant lists are also provided.
Bulbs for the Home Garden
This document is a quick reference guide to bulbs that perform well in TN Landscapes. Published by: University of Tennessee Extension Date Published: December 2020 Link to Resource: https://extension.tennessee.edu/publications/Documents/D140.pdf …
Care of Ornamental Plants in the Landscape
There are many steps to ensuring that landscape plants perform well around our homes. Attention is needed to ensure proper watering, fertilization, and mulching along with pruning and other aspects of plant management. This publication provides an overview of the many practices required to keep landscape plants performing at their best in residential areas. Published […] …
Diagnosis of Ornamental Plant Diseases
Ever been confused about where to even begin when you see an issue on a shrub, tree, or flower in your yard or garden? Well, then this is the publication for you! This resource will help you being to ask the right questions. Then, it will take you down the path of taking samples and […] …
Hummingbird Gardening in Tennessee
Hummingbirds are a beautiful member of the wildlife of Tennessee and are a favorite of many wildlife and garden enthusiasts. This publication details important elements of the hummingbird in terms of activity throughout the season and flower and methods of attracting these species to the garden through flowers, feeders, and other aspects of habitat. […] …
