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 […] …
Stewardship in Lawns, Gardens, and Landscapes
In Tennessee, we have a wide range of natural beauty, which include a diverse and valuable range of surface waters. We also have a growing population and expanding urban and suburban areas that can threaten these water resources, so residents are a critically important part of stewarding our soil and water resources. This section provides resources to assist citizens in designing and managing home landscapes in a way that supports soil health and high quality water resources.
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 […] …
Home Composting: A Guide to Managing Yard Waste
Composting is essentially the practice of controlling the natural process of microbial breakdown of organic matter. In residential landscapes, removed plants from the garden, leaf litter, tree trimmings, grass clippings […] …
Lawn and Landscape Weed Control for Homeowners
Weed control in the lawn and landscape can be complex. Understanding the weeds themselves as well as the range of control practices will be crucial. This publication is intended to […] …
Leveraging Your Landscape
This publication is intended to help homeowners and landscape professionals analyze and change the function of outdoor spaces. There are interactive checks lists and activities to help you implement this […] …
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