When To Replace Marginal Shrubs In Tennessee Landscapes
Deciding whether to replace a marginal shrub or to attempt rehabilitation is one of the most common dilemmas homeowners and landscapers face…
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Deciding whether to replace a marginal shrub or to attempt rehabilitation is one of the most common dilemmas homeowners and landscapers face…
Read articleTennessee’s climate — warm humid summers, mild winters in the west and foothills, colder pockets in the higher elevations — supports a…
Read articleRestoring an overgrown shrub bed in Tennessee is a combination of landscape design, regional knowledge, soil science, and physical work. Whether your…
Read articleTennessee’s diverse climates and ecoregions–from the Ridge-and-Valley in the west to the mountains in the east–support a rich palette of native shrubs.…
Read articleA humid climate, warm springs, and frequent thunderstorms make Tennessee an ideal place for shrubs to thrive — and for fungal diseases…
Read articleEvergreen shrubs are among the most valuable and versatile plants homeowners can use in Tennessee landscapes. They provide year-round structure, visual continuity,…
Read articleWhy choose shrubs as the backbone of a Tennessee pollinator garden Shrubs provide year-round structure, seasonal blooms, nectar and pollen sources, and…
Read articleWhy soil pH matters for shrubs in Tennessee Soil pH is a master variable that controls nutrient availability, root health, microbial activity,…
Read articleDeer are a common and visible presence across Tennessee landscapes. While seeing white-tailed deer can be a pleasure, their browsing and rubbing…
Read articleSummer leaf drop on shrubs is a common concern in Tennessee landscapes. When leaves turn yellow, brown, or simply fall off during…
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