May 1st, 2015 – Williamson County Weekend Gardener
It’s hard to believe May is already upon us, and all the early Spring rain is definitely delivering robust blooms so far. This weekend is probably going to be the peak time for most azaleas. The gorgeous white beauties we found at a home in Franklin are a great example.
You’re probably also noticing rapid growth of weeds. The warmer temperatures really wake them up. Here is a link to the homemade weed killer recipe we shared a few weeks back.
Next Saturday, check out the Williamson County Master Gardener’s Association Plant Sale at the Ag Center, just off I-65 at Peytonsville Road (Exit 61). This is a great event, and you can find a world of unique plants as well as the all-time classics. And while you’re grabbing those favorite plants for your yard, you’re also helping a great organization that volunteers hundreds, if not thousands of man hours to local gardening projects.
Williamson County Gardening Resources:
Williamson County Master Gardeners Association
Save The Date: Master Gardener’s Plant Sale
Williamson Cty Ag Expo Center
Saturday, May 9th 9a-3p
Williamson County Extension Office
Williamson County is in USDA Hardiness Zone 7a (0 – 5 degrees)
USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map
Previous Articles:
04/24/15 – 10 Flowers To Grow With Vegetables
04/17/15 – Homemade Weed Killer Recipe
04/10/15 – 5 Ways to Get Soil Ready for Spring
04/03/15 – Stop Topping Crape Myrtles
03/27/15 – Free Wildflower Seeds
03/20/15 – 5 Plants Anyone Can Grow
03/13/15 – 5 Ways to Get Back Outside