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The Tennessee State University Nursery Crops Research Station is located at McMinnville in Middle Tennessee. This is a major nursery production area with a USDA Zone 6b climate and 134 cm mean annual rainfall. Approximately 4 ha has been established, with drip irrigation, for comparative evaluation trials of  Acer, Cornus, Lagerstroemia, Quercus, Syringa  and  Ulmus.  Plants are being evaluated for: 1) landscape performance - growth, drought tolerance, heat/cold tolerance, 2)ornamental characteristics - bloom. leafcolor, fall color, shape, 3) resistance to disease and pests, and 4) adaptability for production under commercial conditions. Acquisition of plant materials began in 1992 with the collection and planting of more than 120 spp/cv of  Acer.  Plantings in 1994 consisted of  Cornus  = 100 spp/cv;  Lagerstroemia  = 70 spp/cv;  Quercus  ≈ 90 spp/cv;  Syringa  ≈ 50 spp/cv and  Ulmus  ≈ 30 spp/cv. The long term objective is the establishment of a comprehensive evaluation program for the nursery industry of Tennessee.

401 PB 004 LANDSCAPE PLANT EVALUATION PROGRAM AT THE TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY NURSERY CROPS RESEARCH STATION