UT Gardensā January Plant of the Month Submitted by James Newburn, managing director, UT Gardens, Knoxville Gardening for winter appeal is often not considered when choosing ornamental trees for theā¦
UT Gardensā January Plant of the Month Submitted by James Newburn, managing director, UT Gardens, Knoxville Gardening for winter appeal is often not considered when choosing ornamental trees for theā¦
UT Gardens’ December Plant of the Month Submitted by Whitney Hale, education coordinator, UT Gardens, Knoxville For the past 6,000 years, humans have cultivated poppy flowers, including Papaver somniferum, whichā¦
UT Gardens’ November Plant of the Month Submitted by Lauren Carver, Photography and Events Coordinator, UT Gardens, Knoxville Although maples may come to mind as the spectacle of resplendent fallā¦
UT Gardensā October Plant of the Month Submitted by Shalena Durkot, garden coordinator, UT Gardens, Crossville We are fortunate to live in an area that gets to enjoy four differentā¦
The Post Wild Pollinator Garden is a mix of native and non-native herbaceous perennial flowers and grasses intermingled and densely planted to encourage plant communities that are both functional andā¦
UT Gardensā September Plant of the Month Submitted by Jason Reeves, UT Gardens, Jackson Itās not too often you come across plants in the landscape that originate from two differentā¦
UT Gardens’ August Plant of the Month Submitted by James Newburn, managing director, UT Gardens, Knoxville As thoughtful gardeners, we think of form, color, and texture as well as environmentalā¦
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 deepā¦
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).ā¦