
Its Blooms Stand Out in the Winter UT Gardens’ December 2018 Plant of the Month: Giant Leopard Submitted by Alexandria Smith, research specialist, UT Gardens, Knoxville Looking to add something unique to…
Its Blooms Stand Out in the Winter UT Gardens’ December 2018 Plant of the Month: Giant Leopard Submitted by Alexandria Smith, research specialist, UT Gardens, Knoxville Looking to add something unique to…
A Standout Shrub for Multiseason Interest UT Gardens’ November 2018 Plant of the Month: Smoketree Submitted by James Newburn, assistant director and curator of the UT Gardens, Knoxville Fall gives us a…
For Salads, Soups, and More UT Gardens’ October 2018 Plant of the Month: Mizuna Submitted by Holly Jones, UT Gardens, Knoxville A mixed baby greens farmer first introduced me to…
Add an ‘Electric Charge’ to Your Landscape Tom Stebbins, UT/TSU Extension Submitted by Tom Stebbins, UT/TSU County Agent, Hamilton County, ChattanoogaThe renowned German plantsman Karl Foerster said that “grasses are the…
A Full Bloom Show Stopper Jason Reeves When you think of “old school” or “classic plants,” what comes to mind? In the south many think of their grandmother’s hydrangeas, privet hedge, snowball bush…
A Star for the Summer Garden Amy Dismukes The castor bean, Ricinus communis, a member of the spurge (Euphorbianceae) family, grown both for its flowers and dramatic foliage, is indigenous to the southeastern Mediterranean,…
With Giant Leaves and a Tropical Feel, These Plants Are Addicting Carol Reese Many southern gardeners grew up with an “ordinary” green elephant ear (Colocasia esculenta) in the landscape, hardly worth a…
This Coneflower Reigns Supreme UT Gardens’ May 2018 Plant of the Month: ‘Cheyenne Spirit’ Submitted by Alice Kimbrell, horticulturist with the UT Gardens, Knoxville Coming from the Greek word for…
A Fragrant Spring Shrub Not To Be Missed UT Gardens’ April 2018 Plant of the Month: Koreanspice viburnum Submitted by Sue Hamilton, director, UT Gardens, Knoxville The cherries have bloomed…