
A Four-Season Plant From the UT Gardens December 2016 Plant of the Month: Edgeworthia Submitted by Andy Pulte, UT Department of Plant Sciences I first wrote about Edgeworthia or paperbush…
A Four-Season Plant From the UT Gardens December 2016 Plant of the Month: Edgeworthia Submitted by Andy Pulte, UT Department of Plant Sciences I first wrote about Edgeworthia or paperbush…
A Southern Belle that Blooms and Blooms From the UT Gardens November 2016 Plant of the Month: Magnolia grandiflora ‘Little Gem’ Submitted by Carol Reese, UT Extension horticulture specialist, Western…
Looking for Incredible Fall Color? From the UT Gardens October 2016 Plant of the Month: Black gum Submitted by Amanda Spangler Looking for incredible fall color? Our native black gum tree,…
How To Combine Two Desirable Traits From the UT Gardens September 2016 Plant of the Month: Grafted Tomatoes Submitted by Natalie Bumgarner, Assistant Professor of Residential and Consumer Horticulture and…
Add Interest to Your Landscape with This Vine’s Variety of Foliage Colors, Textures From the UT Gardens August 2016 Plant of the Month: Sweet Potato Vine Submitted by James Newburn,…
This True Native Shines in Gardens Across the State From the UT Gardens July 2016 Plant of the Month:Tennessee Purple Coneflower Submitted by Justin Stefanski, UT Extension Horticulture Agent, Wilson…
A Blooming Machine From the UT Gardens June 2016 Plant of the Month: Phlox hybrid ‘Wanda’ Submitted by Carol Reese, UT Extension Horticulture Specialist, Western Region The story I was…
This Plant Can Add ‘Sunshine’ to Your Shade Garden From the UT Gardens May 2016 Plant of the Month:Golden Japanese Spikenard Submitted by Jason Reeves, research horticulturist, the University of…
This Red-Stemmed Vine Is Both Attractive and Edible From the UT Gardens April 2016 Plant of the Month: Malabar spinach Submitted by Holly Jones, manager, Kitchen Gardens, University of Tennessee Gardens,…