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FEBRUARY 2008 Exciting New Plants for 2008 Plants That Give the Best Bang for Your Buck How to Choose the Best Veggie Varieties Plants for Screening Sight and Sound Everyone Can Garden: Building a Raised Bed (part 1 of a 5 part series) JULY/AUGUST 2008 Hardscaping Your Way to Garden Beauty Growing Old Garden Roses Solar Products for the Garden Getting the “Oomph” From Organic The Kitchen Garden MARCH 2008 Welcoming Containers Integrating Containers Into Your Water Features Weeping Plants in the Landscape Everyone Can Garden: Preparing the Soil– with Organic Amendments (part 2 of a 5 part series) SEPTEMBER 2008 Easy Perennials for Year-Round Interest Orchids Japanese Gardening in the South APRIL 2008 Creating Your Own Personal Gardening Space 10 Best Flowers for a Cutting Garden Becoming an Organic Gardener (part 1 of a series) Everyone Can Garden: Square Foot Gardening– plant placement (part 3 of a 5 part series) OCTOBER 2008 Bulbs–Plant Now For a Beautiful Yard in the Spring Evergreen Winter Containers Right Tree, Wrong Place MAY 2008 Curb Appeal: Dressing Up Your Front Yard Foliage Plants for Summer Containers How to Design Plant Combinations Heat and Drought Tolerant Herbs Becoming an Organic Gardener (part 2 of a series) Everyone Can Garden: Maintenance– Pest Control, Watering, Fertilizing (part 4 of a 5 part series) NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2008 The Landscaping Issue! • Garden Renovation • Feng Shui in the Garden Camellias for the Southern U.S. Is Solarizing Right for You? JUNE 2008 Easy Low-Maintenance Landscaping Use of Native Stone in Landscape Using Drip Irrigation Everyone Can Garden: Harvesting & Replanting (part 5 of a 5 part series)   REGION REPORTS Localized advice on what to do in your region of Tennessee each month. HOT PLANTS Popular plants for Tennessee landscapes. CALENDAR OF EVENTS Keeps you up to date on Tennessee's premier gardening shows and events. ASK THE EXPERT Where you can have your gardening questions answered by the experts. FEBRUARY 2008 A Guide to Spring Gardening Events Part I Vegetable Gardening JULY/AUGUST 2008 Pest & Disease Control MARCH 2008 A Guide to Spring Gardening Events Part II SEPTEMBER 2008 A Guide to Fall Gardening Events APRIL 2008 Mail Order Gardening OCTOBER 2008 Mail Order Gardening MAY 2008 Visiting the Public Gardens of the Southern US NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2008 Great Gifts for Gardeners JUNE 2008 Water Gardening Buyer’s Guide