Keep a check on tropical plants like elephant ears, bananas, cannas, ginger, agaves, and Boston and Kimberly Queen ferns that you may have stored in an enclosed garage, basement or…
January #3 (Indoor)
January #2 (Outdoor)
Continue to keep the leaves off your lawn, especially on cool-season lawns, because they continue to photosynthesize during the winter. We have the tendency to let the seemingly ever-falling oak…
January #2 (Indoor)
Don’t forget to water your succulents! Just because they like it on the dry side, it doesn’t mean they don’t need water. The lack of humidity in your home during…
January #1 (Outdoor)
In the event of wet snow, brush it off evergreens as it accumulates, or as soon as possible after the storm. Use a broom in an upward, sweeping motion. Serious…
January #1 (Indoor)
Once your poinsettias begin to languish, often it is best to add them to the compost pile.
UT Gardens’ December 2019 Plant of the Month: Juniper
UT Gardens’ December 2019 Plant of the Month: Juniper
UT Gardens’ November 2019 Plant of the Month: Indoor Citrus
Submitted by Margeaux Emery, Senior Editor/Writer, UTIA Marketing and Communications
October 2019 Plant of the Month: Coral Bells
Ring in Chilly Weather with These Evergreen Beauties UT Gardens’ October 2019 Plant of the Month: Coral Bells Submitted by Alexandria Smith, Plant Collections Curator and Horticulturist, UT Gardens, Knoxville…
September 2019 Plant of the Month: Rosemary
This Aromatic and Useful Plant Has Earned a Place in Gardens Around the World and Across Time UT Gardens’ September 2019 Plant of the Month: Rosemary Submitted by Holly S. Jone,…
August 2019 Plant of the Month: Butterfly Bush
Show-Stopping Color for Your Landscape NOTE FROM THE UT GARDENSUpdated from August 2, 2019 Many of our gardening friends from across the state have pointed out that Buddleja davidii is listed on…