Growing Peppers – Some like them hot!
Peppers are a warm-season crop, which grow well in this area. Peppers are available in a wide variety of flavors that range from sweet to
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Soil and Compost
Another Invasive Pest on the Horizon?
I do hope your New Year is off to a good start. January flew by with a few days of light snow and bone-chilling temperatures.
Winterize Your Yard for Spring
Happy New Year! Let’s get this new garden year off to a great start. As a result of last year’s pandemic, a new generation was introduced
Does Compost Just Happen?
The end of the year is upon us and what a year it has been! Recently I have had the pleasure to speak to many
Dr. Cooper on “Gardening Made Easy” with Cathy Hague
Chris Cooper lives and works in Memphis Tenessee, for WKNO Memphis, but also as an Agriculture Extension specialist, which is a resource many gardeners don’t
Cover That Bare Soil
Fall is here! It is hard to believe that it is already October. The time is approaching to put our vegetable gardens to rest. Before
Soil Testing
The dog days of summer are here! The inevitable heat and humidity of summer in the Mid-South has arrived. This makes it challenging to get out in the yard and do any work. There are a few landscape principles I would like for you to consider this summer that will help create healthier spaces and communities.
