Hot off the presses, this Extension publication report contains all the results of our 2019 Home Garden Variety Trial. Published by: University of Tennessee Extension Date Released: January 2020 Link to Resource: https://extension.tennessee.edu/publications/Documents/W657.pdf …
Vegetable Gardens
From heirloom and heritage to compact new cultivars, the vegetable garden is most definitely cool again. From raised beds to half acres, Tennessee vegetable gardens have it all. This section will provide information on site selection, cool and warm season crops, garden management including fertilization and irrigation along with harvest and soil management.
2020 Tennessee Home Vegetable Garden Calendar
Successful vegetable gardening requires action in every season. This calendar will give specific information on planting, harvesting, and management practices in every region of Tennessee. There are links within this calendar to the many other excellent resources available from UT Extension that will be an asset to you in planning and managing your garden. Published […] …
An Introduction to Small-Scale Soilless and Hydroponic Vegetable Production
Do you want to grow vegetables but have a lawn or garden area with poor soil? Or do you live in a small house or apartment with no garden area for vegetables at all? Well, do not despair because there are still options that will enable you to grow fresh vegetables at home. This publication […] …
Asparagus for the Tennessee Vegetable Garden
Asparagus is a cool-season crop that may perform better in eastern or higher elevation areas of Tennessee, but it can be grown throughout the state if planting locations are carefully selected. This publication describes the basics of planting, harvesting, and caring for asparagus in the home garden. Published by: University of Tennessee Cooperative Extension […] …
Beans for the Tennessee Vegetable Garden
Beans are a staple in the southern vegetable garden, and often grow well in Tennessee. This publication will focus on the growing and care of the most well-known garden beans, including common beans (bush and pole), lima, and edamame, which is also known as edible soybean. Published by: University of Tennessee Cooperative Extension Date Published: […] …
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