Aphids: Beware of those Sapsuckers!
April 1, 2017
We have now moved into the month of April which means spring is here and it is time to start planting. It seems as if
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Extension Month
March 1, 2017
March is officially here! This time of year, I immediately start thinking about spring and warmer weather. The truth is February seemed more like spring
Soil Love
February 1, 2017
February is here and plants are in a state of confusion. The unusually warm weather in January has encouraged tender leaves to emerge from some
Storm Damaged Trees
January 1, 2017
Happy New Year! This year has gotten off to a wet and stormy start in the South. In parts of Alabama and Mississippi, they have
The Beauty of the Holiday Season
December 1, 2016
Is it really December? Where has the year gone? One minute I was cutting grass and now it is time to decorate for the holiday
Flowering Bulbs for Spring Color
November 1, 2016
Where has the time gone? It is already November! Last month was dry and the temperatures were rather warm for October. I have a hunch
Fall Seasonal Color
October 1, 2016
Can you believe it is already fall? Many of us have been looking forward to autumn. Cooler temperatures, beautiful fall foliage and football is what
When the Armyworms Come Marching In
September 1, 2016
This has truly been a hot summer at times! We did get significant rain in late August, which provided cooler temperatures and some needed moisture.
Chris is a UT Extension Horticulture Agent and Coordinator for the Master Gardener Program in Shelby County. Chris can be found throughout Shelby County conducting educational programs addressing issues that affect urban and home horticulture.
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