UT Gardens’ March Plant of the Month
Native and Asian Bleeding Hearts Stand Out Through the Spring
The Pawpaw, North America’s Largest Native Fruit, Is Regaining Popularity
UT Gardens’ February Plant of the Month
Test the Tetsukabuto Winter Squash Variety in Your Garden
UT Gardens’ January Plant of the Month
From Alaska to Tennessee, Weeping Blue Alaskan Cedar Stands Out in Landscape
UT Gardens’ December Plant of the Month
Poison? No, Sumac Is the Antidote for Hot Parched Sites
UT Gardens’ November Plant of the Month
Choose Cherokee Sedge for a Spot in Your Sustainable Garden and Lawn
UT Gardens’ October Plant of the Month
Select One of the Many Species of Gaillardia for an Easy-to-Grow Perennial
UT Gardens’ September Plant of the Month
Grow Some Sunshine in Your Garden with a New Calylophus
UT Gardens’ August Plant of the Month
Tall Verbena Attracts Butterflies and Other Pollinators
UT Gardens’ July Plant of the Month
‘Silver Stitch’: Resilient in Summer Sun and Drought
UT Gardens’ June Plant of the Month