Knoxville was once known as “The Scruffy City,” but that doesn’t mean your lawn needs to be scruffy too. Make sure your lawn looks its best by taking great care…
Fall in Knoxville means scenic hikes in the Smokies and evenings around the bonfire — not spending your free time worrying if your lawn will make it through the season. …
You know spring has arrived in Knoxville when dogwoods begin to bloom in the Heart of the Valley. Before you spend your sunny weekend at Dollywood, make sure to help…
Living in the Home of the Blues doesn’t mean you have to feel blue about your yard. Since Memphis is located in the transition zone, there are plenty of grass…
Spring is an excellent time to get out and explore the best Memphis festivals, including the May International Festival, Overton Square Crawfish Festival, and the Bacon & Bourbon Festival. Spring…
Be green in the Home of the Blues with a low-maintenance landscape. Don’t spend hours on landscape maintenance when you can be attending the Beale Street Music Festival or enjoying…
Does your Nashville lawn make you want to croon or sing the blues? Well, we have some ideas on how to use native plants to create a low-maintenance, low-cost, beautiful…
Achieving a green lawn in the transition zone can be a challenge for many Music City homeowners. Our boiling summers are as hot as a plateful of Nashville hot chicken,…
If you want to install a Music City lawn you can croon over, the UT Institute of Agriculture recommends five varieties for Nashville: Turf-type tall fescue Fine fescues Bermudagrass Centipedegrass …