UT Gardens’ November Plant of the Month
Poison? No, Sumac Is the Antidote for Hot Parched Sites
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
UT Gardens to Hold Fall Plant Sale in Knoxville
Three Dwarf Native Shrubs on Sale Along with Many Other Selections
UTIA Researchers Win Grant for Automation Technology for Nursery Industry
Efforts Will Help Nursery Growers Compensate for Lack of Workers
UTIA Entomologist Elected President of SIP
Juan Luis Jurat-Fuentes to Serve as President of the Society for Invertebrate Pathology
Smart Yards and Friends Festival is September 7
Visit the UT Gardens, Knoxville, to Learn More About Sustainable Landscaping Practices
Fall Armyworms Pose Potential Threat to Tennessee Lawns and Farmland
UT Entomologist Shares Latest Control Strategies