Beautification Awards – Cheatham County Master Gardeners

One element of a good garden design is repetition of plants, as it creates a rhythm. April Moore tours the home garden spaces where the deer do roam, so plant choices are made with that in mind. The selections here are gorgeous, and combined with shrubs, trees, and even a water feature.

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Post date July 3, 2025
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Gardener Extras

The leaves on STACHYS byzantine 'Big Ears' can grow up to 12" long, twice as big as conventional Lamb's Ear varieties.
The Master Gardener program is offered by the University of Tennessee. All participants are trained with 40 hours of horticultural classes and return 40 hours of volunteer community service through their Extension office.

Gardener Notes

For info regarding the Master Gardener Beautification Program c/o Cheatham County UT Extension Office - 162 John Mayfield Drive, Ashland City TN 37015 gardener.ccmg@gmail.com

April Moore

April grew up roaming the hills of Tennessee and has always had a love of nature, especially flowering plants, shrubs and trees. Though the plants she grew up with are nearest and dearest to her heart, she also loves history, art and travel and has visited many gardens and parks in other parts of the world. Her favorite souvenir from those journeys has always been bringing back new ideas to try out in her own garden in Tennessee.