
Native to East Asian regions like China, Korea, and Japan, as well as portions of the Western Hemisphere, Hydrangeas serve as a timeless connection between past and present. With deep…
Native to East Asian regions like China, Korea, and Japan, as well as portions of the Western Hemisphere, Hydrangeas serve as a timeless connection between past and present. With deep…
UT Gardens’ July Plant of the Month Submitted by Camille Newsom, research coordinator at UT Gardens, Jackson What is your favorite flower? One common answer is the sunflower (Helianthus annuus).…
UT Gardens’ June Plant of the Month Submitted by Jennifer Northam, collections manager and horticulturist, UT Gardens, Knoxville Hardy geraniums, also known as cranesbills, are loved in the garden because…
UT Gardens’ May Plant of the Month Submitted by Mary Lewnes Albrecht, professor emerita, Department of Plant Sciences, UT Gardens, Knoxville. With more than 10,000 or so cultivars to choose…
UT Gardens’ April Plant of the Month Submitted by Holly Jones, horticulturist, UT Gardens, Knoxville. Both Latin and common names for plants are often descriptive, offering clues about the way…
UT Gardens’ March Plant of the Month Submitted by Camille Newsom, research coordinator, UT Gardens, Jackson When winter melts away, loosening its cold grip on the garden, spring enters the…
UT Gardens’ February Plant of the Month Submitted by Karen Caspary, horticulturist and volunteer coordinator, UT Gardens, Knoxville “Where oh where is dear little Susie? Way down yonder in the…
UT Gardens’ January Plant of the Month Submitted by Holly Jones, horticulturist and kitchen garden manager, UT Gardens, Knoxville Thanks to the work of agricultural researchers at Oregon State University,…
UT Gardens’ December Plant of the Month Submitted by James Newburn, managing director, UT Gardens, Knoxville Would a plant native to Alaska be able to survive in Tennessee? The answer…