New Research Describes the Genome of the Highly Valued White Oak
Scientists Decode the DNA of One of America’s Most Iconic Trees
Nominations Open at End of February for New Champion Trees Across U.S.
The National Champion Tree Program to Take Nominations for Next Register Through August
The Pawpaw, North America’s Largest Native Fruit, Is Regaining Popularity
UT Gardens’ February Plant of the Month
New Register Crowns Champion Trees Across the U.S.
The National Champion Tree Program Reveals New Data Management System for Big Trees
New Online Certificate Program Offered for Landscape Professionals
Participants May Complete Units at Their Own Pace
Poison? No, Sumac Is the Antidote for Hot Parched Sites
UT Gardens’ November Plant of the Month
In Hawaii, Parasites and Viruses Team Up in the Battle Against Fruit Flies
UTIA Entomologist Explains the Implication for Global Pest Control
International Oak Symposium Begins October 7 in Knoxville
Co-hosted by UT School of Natural Resources, Event to Promote Sustainably Managing Oak Forests
Research Team Receives Grant to Study Coatings to Protect Organic Produce
$3.5 Million Grant Will Include Development, Analysis and Education About Essential Oil Coatings
Choose Cherokee Sedge for a Spot in Your Sustainable Garden and Lawn
UT Gardens’ October Plant of the Month