Gardeners use the term cole crops to refer to several garden plants in the family Brassicaceae. This includes crops such as broccoli, cabbage, turnips, collards, brussels sprouts, and more. This publication will discuss the best growing practices for having a successful cole crop in the Tennessee home garden. Published by: University of Tennessee Cooperative […] …
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.
Common Herbicides for Fruit and Vegetable Weed Control
Weed control is one of the most common challenges for gardeners. Many cultural practices are important for weed control, but some herbicides may also be helpful for gardeners. Selecting appropriate control materials and following labels is essential. This publication provides information on different types of herbicides and the timing of their use in the growth […] …
Conventional and Organic Product Overview for Home Vegetable Gardeners in Tennessee
Home gardeners often ask about pest and disease control materials for their garden and wonder how effective certain materials are in dealing with issues. This publication is written for exactly those questions. It lists the common insect, mite, disease and weed control products and provides a quick summary of what those products are labeled to […] …
Getting the Most out of your Home Vegetable Garden Soil Test Report
Home gardeners are often told how important soil testing is for their garden success. But, sometimes the process of reading the report and taking those recommendations can be confusing. Plus, gardeners often have questions not addressed in the soil test report. This new publication is designed to answer frequently asked questions to assist gardeners is […] …
Getting the Most out of your Raised Bed or Potting Mix Report
Home gardeners are often told how important soil testing is for their garden success. But, the tests and the interpretations differ if you are growing in a raised bed or container where soil is not the primary growing medium. If you are using compost, peat, and other materials for your vegetable gardening, then this publication […] …
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