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Tennessee Home Fruit and Vegetable Garden

W XXXT ennessee Home Fruit and Vegetable Garden2022 CalendarW 436 Tennessee Extension Home Fruit and Vegetable WorkgroupBob Ary, former Extension Agent, Sumner CountyNatalie Bumgarner, Residential and Consumer Horticulture Extension SpecialistJohn Gunter, Extension Agent, Fentress CountyDavid Lockwood, Fruit Production Extension SpecialistDarby Payne-Allday, Extension Agent, Giles CountyMelody Rose, Extension Agent, Greene CountyLee Sammons, Extension Agent, Hardeman CountyGregg Upchurch, Extension Agent, Cumberland CountySeth Whitehouse, Extension Agent, Anderson County 2022 Tennessee Home Fruit and Vegetable CalendarThis calendar has been developed to assist you in formulating an overall plan for your residential Vegetable Garden and Fruit production. Utilize the calendar to schedule various planting, harvesting, and management practices.

• Order remainder of garden seeds for the 2022 garden. Direct seeded crops can be ordered later, but early provides best selection. • Seed the earliest of warm-season transplants. An early May transplant date will require a February or early March seeding. • If conditions allow, you may prepare soil for early seeded cool-season crops.

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