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Publication Areas Related to Home Garden, Lawn & Landscaping

	Gardening   — Fruit   — Vegetables   — Greenhouse   — Interior		Landscaping   — General   — Planting   — Maintenance   — Fertilizing   — Insects and Diseases
	Trees for Tennessee Landscapes   — Choosing the Right Tree   — Planting   — Maintaining and Protecting   — Insects and Diseases		Lawn Management   — Planting   — Fertilizing   — Insects, Weeds and Diseases
	Specialized Gardens		Soil Preparation   — Soil Testing
	For Master Gardeners		Fire Ants

Gardening

FRUIT
Selecting and Planting

Pests and Diseases

	You Can Control Garden Insects (PB595) — Cost: $6.00
	Brown Rot of Stone Fruits (SP277-H)
	Bacterial Spot of Peach (SP277-I)
	Black Knot of Plum and Cherry (SP277-X)
	Cedar Apple Rust (SP277-A)
	Nematode Control in the Home Garden (SP341-L)
	Periodical Cicadas (SP341-F)
	Boxelder Bugs and Red-Shouldered Bugs (SP341-H)
	Disease and Insect Control in Home Fruit Plantings (PB1622)
	Strawberry Diseases in Tennessee (W018)

Maintenance and Fertilizing

Storing and Using

VEGETABLES
Selecting and Planting

Pests, Diseases and Weed Control

Storing

GREENHOUSE

INTERIOR

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Landscaping

GENERAL

	HABITAT Urban Gardens (HUG Handbook)
	12 Common Landscape Mistakes and How to Avoid Them (W175)

 

PLANTING

	Tree Planting Procedure for Small, Bare-Root Seedlings (SP663)
	Annual and Perennial Flower Shade Gardening in Tennessee (PB1585)
	Planting Woody Ornamentals (PB1621)
	Ornamental Grasses in the Landscape (PB1626)
	Flowering Bulbs (PB1610)
	Dogwoods for American Gardens (PB1670)
	Trees for Tennessee Landscapes
	Summer Annual Grasses (SP434-B)

 

MAINTENANCE

	Pruning Landscape Trees, Shrubs and Groundcovers (PB1619)
	Diseases of Shade and Ornamental Trees (SP546)
	Fertilizing Landscape Trees (SP548)
	Tree Topping Hurts Trees (SP549)

 

FERTILIZING

Fertilizers and Their Use (PB1637)

 

PESTS & DISEASES

	Insect and Plant Disease Control Manual
	The Hemlock Woolly Adelgid: A Threat to Hemlock in Tennessee (SP503-G)
	Insect Defoliators of Ornamental Trees and Shrubs (SP609)
	Azalea Leaf and Flower Gall (SP277-F)
	Cedar Apple Rust (SP277-A)
	Fungus Gnats (SP341-C)
	Dogwood Borer, Infestation, Damage and Control (SP290-C)
	Azalea Lace Bug (SP290-E)
	Maple Leaf Pouch Galls (SP290-F)
	Maple Petiole Borer (SP290-M)
	White Pine Aphid (SP290-P)
	Greenstriped Mapleworm (290-Y)
	Boxwood Leafminer (SP290-Q)
	Whiteflies in Ornamentals (SP290-R)
	Holly Leafminers (SP290-T)
	Euonymus Scale (SP290-W)
	Grasshoppers (SP290-X)
	Commercial Sources of Predators, Parasitoids and Pathogens (SP290-Z)
	Fungus Gnats (SP341-C)
	Periodical Cicadas (SP341-F)
	Nematode Control in the Home Garden (SP341-L)
	The Bagworm and Its Control (SP341-U)
	The Eastern Tent Caterpillar and Its Control (SP341-N)
	Identifying Problems of Garden Flowers (SP370-K)
	An Introduction to Integrated Pest Management of Landscapes (SP503-D)
	Boxelder Bugs and Red-Shouldered Bugs (SP341-H)

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Trees for Tennessee Landscapes

CHOOSING THE RIGHT TREE

	Identifying Common Tennessee Trees: The All-Season Pocket Guide (PB1756)
	Guidelines for Buying Trees (SP662)
	Shade and Flood Tolerance of Trees (SP656)
	Choosing "Sewer Safer" Trees? (SP628)
	Identifying Oak Trees Native to Tennessee (PB1731)
	Trees to Plant Under Power Lines (SP611)
	Fast-Growing Trees (SP616)
	What Are Those Plants Worth? (SP614)
	Diversified Urban Plantings (SP510)
	Plant the Right Tree in the Right Place (SP511)
	Trees to Reconsider Before Planting (SP512)
	Small Flowering Trees for Tennessee Landscapes (SP513)
	Small Trees for Fall Splendor (SP514)
	Native Trees for Tennessee (SP515)
	Evergreen Trees for Screens and Hedges in the Landscape (SP517)
	Changing Colors of Leaves (SP529)
	Urban Trees for Wildlife (SP530)
	Dogwoods for American Landscapes (PB1670)
	Trees to Plant in Containers or Wells (SP532)
	Trees for Poorly Drained Soils in the Landscape (SP533)
	Drought-Tolerant Trees (SP570)

 

PLANTING

	Growing Trees From Seed (SP629)
	Trees to Plant Under Power Lines (SP611)
	Successfully Transplanting Established Trees (SP571)
	Transplanting Trees (SP572)

 

MAINTAINING AND PROTECTING

	Saving Trees and Making Money in Residential Development (PB1766)
	Watering Trees (SP682)
	Tree Wounds: Response of Trees and What You Can Do (SP683)
	Selecting a Tree-care Company (SP684)
	Landscaping Guidelines to Protect Your Home from Wildfire (SP685)
	Dieback and Decline of Trees (SP686)
	Tree Owner's Rights and Responsibilities (SP687)
	Cabling, Bracing and Other Support Systems for Trees (SP659)
	Lightning Protection for Trees (SP6598)
	Lichens and Vines on Trees (SP660)
	Impacts of Air Pollution on the Urban Forest (SP657)
	Identification and Control of Non-native Invasive Forest Plants in Tennessee (SP627)
	Bark Splitting on Trees (SP630)
	Bacterial Wetwood Disease of Trees (SP631)
	Protecting Trees During Construction (SP576)
	Why Do Trees Die? (SP615)
	Mulching Your Trees and Landscapes (SP617)
	Tree Susceptibility to Salt Damage (SP610)
	Nutrient Deficiencies in Trees (SP534)
	Managing Trees and Turfgrasses (SP535)
	Diseases of Shade and Ornamental Trees (SP546)
	Fertilizing Landscape Trees (SP548)
	Tree Topping Hurts Trees (SP549
	How to Recognize and Prevent Tree Hazards (SP573)
	Post-Planting Tree Care: Fallacies and Recommendations (SP574)
	Storm-Damaged Residential Trees: Assessment, Care and Prevention (SP575)

 

INSECTS AND DISEASES

	Bacterial Leaf Scorch in Landscape Trees (SP661)
	The Hemlock Woolly Adelgid: A Threat to Hemlock in Tennessee (SP503-G)
	Greenstriped Mapleworm (290-Y)
	Maple Petiole Borer (SP290-M)
	Cedar Apple Rust (SP277-A)
	Insect Defoliators of Ornamental Trees and Shrubs (SP609)
	The Southern Pine Beetle (SP482)
	White Pine Aphid (SP290-P)
	The Bagworm and Its Control (SP341-U)
	Maple Leaf Pouch Galls (SP290-F)
	Gypsy Moth Management for Homeowners (SP518)
	Common Tree Borers in Tennessee (SP547)
	Diseases of Shade and Ornamental Trees (SP546)

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Lawn Management

PLANTING

Selecting Fescues (PB1576)

 

FERTILIZING

Fertilization & Management of Home Lawns (PB1038)

 

iNSECTS, WEEDS AND DISEASES

	Sod Webworms on Turfgrass (SP290-L)
	Managing Lawn Weeds - Part 1 (PB956)
	Managing Lawn Weeds - Part 2 (PB956)
	Lawn Insects(PB 1158)

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Soil Preparation

	Soil Testing (PB 1061)
	Liming Acid Soils in Tennessee (PB1096)

 

Specialized Gardening

	Butterfly Garden (PB1636)
	African-American Theme Garden (W036)
	Asian-American Theme Garden (W037)
	Pizza Garden (W038)
	Salsa Garden (W039)

 

Fire Ants

	Managing Fire Ants in Urban Areas (PB1739)
	Imported Fire Ants in Tennessee Web Site
	The Two-Step Method: Managing Fire Ants Around Homes and In Neighborhoods (SP419)

 

For Master Gardeners

	HABITAT Urban Gardens (HUG Handbook)
	Tennessee Master Gardener Official Volunteer Guidebook (Revised 07/10/05)

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