Welcome
Tennessee Extension Master Gardener Program is a UT Extension Program
TEMGs are volunteers who have a love of plants and horticulture coupled with training to teach and assist Tennessee residents
ABOUT US
We Educate Our Community
Annual Garden Expo April 9 of 2022 Brighton High School
Annual Garden Expo April 9 of 2022 Brighton High School
Hands on projects are planned with the Senior Citizens Center to educate and engage them.
Annual Garden Expo April 9 of 2022 Brighton High School
Annual Garden Expo April 9 of 2022 Brighton High School
Annual Garden Expo April 9 of 2022 Brighton High School
Annual Expo with plants and venders galore. Find anything you need for your garden here.
Our 2021 Officers
Annual Garden Expo April 9 of 2022 Brighton High School
Our 2021 Officers
Left to right: Neil Bell, Past President; Carrie Hamm, Vice President; Cindy Seeley, Secretary; Susan Cranford, President; and Anita Feuring, Treasurer
LEARNING CENTER
100 Square Foot Garden
How to properly prune (not murder) a Crape Myrtle
How to Plant a Butterfly Garden
Borrowed from University of Maryland Extension
Check out MG23
How to Plant a Butterfly Garden
How to properly prune (not murder) a Crape Myrtle
How to Plant a Butterfly Garden
Taught by Joellen Dimond, TSU Extension Agent, on Family Plot
How to properly prune (not murder) a Crape Myrtle
How to properly prune (not murder) a Crape Myrtle
How to properly prune (not murder) a Crape Myrtle
As shown by Wes Hopper on Family Plot
How to Properly Clean Your Garden Tools & Pots
How to Properly Clean Your Garden Tools & Pots
How to properly prune (not murder) a Crape Myrtle
Borrowed from University of Minnesota Extension
Japanese Beetles
How to Properly Clean Your Garden Tools & Pots
Does Compost Just Happen?
Discussion by UT Extension Agent Chris Cooper
Does Compost Just Happen?
How to Properly Clean Your Garden Tools & Pots
Does Compost Just Happen?
By UT Extension Agent Chris Cooper
Embracing moss as a landscape opportunity
Embracing moss as a landscape opportunity
Embracing moss as a landscape opportunity
An interview by UT Turfgrass Specialist, Dr. Tom Samples
How To Get Rid of Army Worms
Embracing moss as a landscape opportunity
Embracing moss as a landscape opportunity
4 Easy Steps!
Monthly "to do" list
September
Plant
- Daylilies, fall vegetable plants, wildflower seeds for next year. Purchase, but do not plant, spring
blooming bulbs.
Fertilize
- N/A
Prune
- Do not prune any shrubs or trees except to remove deadwood.
Lawn Care
- Apply last fertilization to Bermuda and zoysia on Labor Day.
- Continue to monitor for insect and fungal diseases and treat as needed.
- Harvest and dry herbs for winter use.
Other
- Continue to water on weeks with less than one inch of rain.
- Continue to monitor for insect and fungal diseases and treat as needed.
- Keep birdbaths clean and filled with water.
Helping the Girl Scouts with planning an event "It's Your World - Change It"
Munford Celebrate - At the TCMG tent There were educational materials, a hydroponic demonstration garden, a micro green display, and a plant sale
The Heritage Festival - We are getting ready for the 2021 Heritage Festival. Be sure and visit our booth Sept. 25th and 26th!
