Greetings!! I just wanted to send a few highlights from my gardening year 2018 and I am excited to send you progress pics on an interesting landscape undertaking, think "wine villa" but in Tennessee!

Join our community of Tennesseans who are actively establishing pollinator gardens to help our pollinators thrive!

Many gardeners have kept a single pot alive for years. If a young plant shrivels, it’s time to figure out why.

Today's photos are from Eve J. in Tennessee. Eve says, "I live in Norris, Tennessee, a very small historic town which was built as the first actual planned community in the 1930s to house workers who...

Garden water feature designs can increase the appeal of your home. See pictures of front & backyard water features including ponds, fountains and waterfalls

Printing note: This design was created to be 8.5″ x 14″ and the design pdf will print best on legal size paper. Site Analysis Wait to do anything big until you’ve had a chance to observe your garden for a few months – ideally a year. Walk it and watch out your windows to see […]

Like them or not, bees and their flying-bug brethren are key to the survival of three-quarters of the world’s plants. Their pollination efforts also are

With so many great options to choose from, you’re sure to find the perfect plants for your Middle Tennessee landscape. Read here

Here is a list of Tennessee native plants that are very attractive to pollinators and are well-suited for plantings in gardens.

Should You Start Potatoes Indoors? With the proper care, potatoes can grow well indoors. Plant seed potatoes that have sprouted in a deep pot with slightly acidic soil (pH of 4.8-6.0). Give 8–10 hours a day of bright light. Although, Potatoes grown directly into the ground will provide a better yield by weight than those grown in containers. Do You Sprout Potatoes in Dark or Light? Yes, potatoes do sprout in the dark, but if you're chitting potatoes (sprouting prior to planting), it's best…