The Ruby-Throated Hummingbird: Tennessee’s Tiny Marvel
Tatyana Jankov
Learn about ruby-throated hummingbirds in Tennessee—migration, diet, nesting, and how to attract and support them in your backyard.
Gardening in the Mid-South: April 2026
Ashley Burnett
Welcome to Gardening in the Mid-South, a monthly newsletter published by the Memphis Area Master Gardeners. Here, you will find reliable gardening information for the Memphis area focusing on home gardening information, monthly tips and tasks, local events, and more.
Spring Means Plant Sales Here in the Mid-South
Dr. Chris Cooper
Spring has sprung! Trees are leafing out, turfgrasses are greening up, azaleas are in full bloom, and perennials are pushing their way out of the
Neem Oil in the Garden
Tatyana Jankov
Neem Oil in the Garden Information adapted from the National Pesticide Information Center Author; Tatyana Jankov April 2026 Neem oil has become a staple in
Heavenly Hellstrips
Tom Rieman
Heavenly Hellstrips Author: Tom Rieman, April 2026 Where I grew up in Northwest Ohio, the city would plant a tree in front of every house
April 2026 Gardening Activities
Tom Rieman
Discover essential gardening activities for this month, including planting, pruning, lawn care, and seasonal tasks to keep your garden thriving.
Assassins in the Garden
Memphis Area Master Gardeners
Assassins in the Garden By Caroline Carrico Within our urban and suburban gardens, lying in wait on stems, leaves and flowers, lurk green and brownish
Gardening in the Mid-South: March 2026
Ashley Burnett
Welcome to Gardening in the Mid-South, a monthly newsletter published by the Memphis Area Master Gardeners. Here, you will find reliable gardening information for the Memphis area focusing on home gardening information, monthly tips and tasks, local events, and more.
Let’s Celebrate Extension Month!
Dr. Chris Cooper
Have you ever heard a gardener tell someone to “check with your local Extension office”? Whether it’s a struggling tomato plant, a patchy lawn, a
Fatshedera – Beautiful and Underutilized in our Landscapes
Memphis Area Master Gardeners
Fatshedera – Beautiful and Underutilized in our Landscapes Laurie Rieman, March 2026 St. Patrick’s day gets us thinking all about “wearin’ o’ the green”. As
March 2026 Gardening Activities
Tom Rieman
Discover essential gardening activities for this month, including planting, pruning, lawn care, and seasonal tasks to keep your garden thriving.
Plant Sale Fever!
Memphis Area Master Gardeners
Plant Sale Fever! When springtime is in the air, I get excited for the local plant sales. Dreaming of a garden filled with color and
The Miracle of the Daffodil
Tom Rieman
The Miracle of the Daffodil March 2026 By Tom Rieman Originally, I thought I might title this article as “The Lowly Daffodil”. My idea was
Gardening for Our Abilities: Reclaiming the Garden After Illness or Injury
Memphis Area Master Gardeners
Gardening for Our Abilities: Reclaiming the Garden After Illness or Injury By Hallie Galvalisi When the Garden Feels Out of Reach Gardening is physical. Weeding,
Memphis Area Master Gardeners Announce 2026 Spring Fling: Come Grow With Us for a Day of Education, Inspiration, and Community
Memphis Area Master Gardeners
MEMPHIS, Tenn. – February [Date], 2026 – The Memphis Area Master Gardeners invite the community to welcome the spring season at their annual Spring Fling,
Ask A Master Gardener
For the best, regionally specific advice you can get about gardening, speak to a Master Gardener. You may call the Horticulture Hotline or visit one of our ‘Ask A Master Gardener’ clinics held throughout the year at festivals, markets, and workshops.
Playing Plant Detective
August 3, 2026
‘Limelight’ Hydrangeas Shine in the Summer Landscape
July 1, 2026
Tennessee Extension Master Gardener Program
June 1, 2026
Interested in Starting a Community Garden?
May 1, 2026
Spring Means Plant Sales Here in the Mid-South
March 31, 2026