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 We are planning the Expo for April 2 of 2022
Annual Garden Expo We are planning the Expo for April 2 of 2022
Hands on projects are planned with the Senior Citizens Center to educate and engage them.
Annual Garden Expo We are planning the Expo for April 2 of 2022
Annual Garden Expo We are planning the Expo for April 2 of 2022
Annual Garden Expo We are planning the Expo for April 2 of 2022
Annual Expo with plants and venders galore. Find anything you need for your garden here.
Our 2021 Officers
Annual Garden Expo We are planning the Expo for April 2 of 2022
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
The Tomato: The Heart of the Garden
Discussion by UT Extension Agent Chris Cooper
The Tomato: The Heart of the Garden
How to Properly Clean Your Garden Tools & Pots
The Tomato: The Heart of the Garden
Selecting tomato plants and types
Selecting and preparing
the garden site
Fertilization
Water Management
Plant Support
Common Fungal, Bacterial and Virus Diseases
What To Look For When Purchasing Fruit Trees
What To Look For When Purchasing Fruit Trees
What To Look For When Purchasing Fruit Trees
UT Extension Agent Booker T. Leigh
Does Compost Just Happen?
What To Look For When Purchasing Fruit Trees
What To Look For When Purchasing Fruit Trees
By UT Extension Agent Chris Cooper
Embracing moss as a landscape opportunity
What To Look For When Purchasing Fruit Trees
Embracing moss as a landscape opportunity
An interview by UT Turfgrass Specialist, Dr. Tom Samples
Monthly "to do" list
July
Plant
- Start seeds for cabbages, parsley and collards.
- Replant summer color if needed.
Fertilize
- Perennial flowers and reblooming hydrangeas.
Prune
- Remove blooms from reblooming hydrangeas.
- Pinch back chrysanthemums and other fall blooming flowers.
- Continue to dead head annuals and perennials.
- Remove unsightly fern fronds.
Lawn Care
- For zoysia and Bermuda lawns fertilize with a complete fertilizer and raise mower blades to 2 1/2 to 3
inches for hot dry weather.
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
