UT Gardens March 2023 Plant of the Month Submitted by Sue Hamilton, Director Emerita of the UT Gardens The landscape can be dreary in January and February, so trees orā¦
UT Gardens March 2023 Plant of the Month Submitted by Sue Hamilton, Director Emerita of the UT Gardens The landscape can be dreary in January and February, so trees orā¦
UT Gardensā February 2023 Plant of the Month Submitted by Andy Pulte, Distinguished Lecturer and Director, UT GATOP Arboretum and Education Center Viburnums are a versatile and popular choice forā¦
UT Gardensā January 2023 Plant of the Month Submitted by Shalena Durkot, Garden Coordinator, UT Gardens, Crossville We all want something to look at in our gardens year-round. Blooms atā¦
UT Gardensā December 2022 Plant of the MonthSubmitted by Celeste Luckey Scott, Extension Agent, UT-TSU Extension Madison County Hollies are versatile plants with a wide range of uses in theā¦
UT Gardens’ November 2022 Plant of the Month Submitted by Shalena Durkot, Garden Coordinator, UT Gardens, Crossville As the beautiful fall-colored leaves drop and we transition into winter, winterberry hollyā¦
UT Gardensā October 2022 Plant of the Month Submitted by Whitney Hale, Education Coordinator, UT Gardens, Knoxville Did you know that the aster family gets its name from the Greekā¦
UT Gardens’ September 2022 Plant of the Month Submitted by Holly Jones, Horticulturist, University of Tennessee Gardens, Knoxville Delicious, nutritious and easy to grow, sweet potatoes (Ipomoea batatas) are aā¦
UT Gardens’ August 2022 Plant of the Month Submitted by Janet Dowlen, Soil Conservationist, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Crossville, Tennessee Tennessee is fortunate to have 14 native species of milkweedā¦
UT Gardens’ July 2022 Plant of the Month Submitted by James Newburn, Interim Director, UT Gardens, Knoxville As a child, I was always fascinated with Lantana and its blooms. Allā¦