# Allan Armitage
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Allan M. Armitage (1 June, 1946) is professor of horticulture at the University of Georgia, US, where he teaches, conducts research, and runs the University of Georgia Horticulture Gardens—producing annual guidelines for annuals and perennials suitable for heat and humidity.He is most famously known for his Tilley hat.
== Life ==
Armitage travels widely as a lecturer and consultant and has received numerous awards from nursery trade groups and horticultural organizations, including the Medal of Honor from the Garden Club of America. He was recognized as one of the best teachers in the nation when he received the distinguished National Educator Award from the American Horticultural Society.
Let's Garden with Scott Beuerlein 05/09/2026 Hour 3
Scott chats with gardening expert Allan Armitage about the latest trends and discoveries in annuals and perennials. They discuss the California Spring Trials, where Allan got to see the newest plants and innovations in the industry. He shares his favorites, including new impatiens and hellebores, a…
Dr.A's Top Picks from the Garden: Amsonia
In this episode, Dr. Allan Armitage shares one of his favorite native perennials—the beautiful and dependable Blue Star Flower (Amsonia). While its soft blue spring blooms are charming, the real magic of these plants comes from their graceful foliage and, for some varieties, spectacular fall color.…
Dr. A's Top Picks for the Garden: Butterfly Bush
Join Dr. Allan Armitage as he explores his favorite plant, the butterfly bush, highlighting its varieties, growth habits, care tips, and the impact on pollinators. Perfect for gardeners looking for an easy-to-grow, attractive plant for any landscape.
Why butterfly bush is a gardener's favorite
Var…
Dr. A's Top Picks for the Garden: Pot Mums
Fall chrysanthemums get dismissed as “throwaway” plants, but Dr. Allan Armitage makes the case that pot mums are one of the easiest ways to get instant color on your deck, porch, or front door.
If you want a plant that looks great fast, comes in a huge range of colors and container sizes, and basic…
Stories from the Garden: Pokeweed
Dr. Allan Armitage shares the story of pokeweed, a fast-growing plant with striking red stems and berries, a complicated place in Southern food history, and a reputation for being both beautiful and dangerous. He also connects the plant to folk knowledge, political misunderstanding, and the song “P…
Stories from the Garden: Culver's Root
What Is a Culver? The Story Behind Culver’s RootDr. Allan Armitage shares the story behind the common name of Culver’s root, a native plant with a surprisingly rich medicinal history. This short episode explains how plant names often carry human stories, and why Veronicastrum virginicum ended up be…
Dr.A's Top Picks for the Garden: Strawflower
Discover the Resilient Beauty of Granvia Strawflowers!
Looking for a garden plant that brings bold color, unique texture, and serious resilience? Meet Granvia straw flowers!
In this episode, Dr. Allan Armitage shares why straw flowers remain a timeless garden favorite—and what makes Granvia stand …
Dr. A's Top Picks for the Garden: Muhly Grass
Dr. Allan Armitage is back in the garden to spotlight Muhlygrass (Muhlenbergia capillaris)—a spectacular ornamental grass that puts on an unforgettable show in late summer and fall.
Think clouds of pink, movement in the breeze, and a garden that really comes alive in September.
Why consider Muhly…
Ep.106 - Dr. Allan Armitage on Communication, Award Winners, Challenges Worth Tackling, and More
It was great to have Dr. Allan Armitage back for this week’s episode of the podcast. We caught up to talk about award-winning plants, field trials, how fall is performing at garden centers in his area, and the challenges we need to address as an industry as we plan for 2027. But the conversation st…
Dr. A's Top Picks for the Garden: Anemone
In this episode, Dr. Allan Armitage discusses the anemone, a perennial plant that garners mixed feelings among gardeners. He highlights its adaptability to various climates, its beauty, and the challenges it presents, particularly with deer. Dr. Armitage emphasizes the importance of understanding t…
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