Bazillion Blooms Presented by Dogwood Arts Festival

Bazillion Blooms is a Dogwood Tree planting program to beautify our East Tennessee communities, improve the health of our environment and foster community support and pride in our beloved native dogwood.

Our goal is to have a bazillion dogwood blooms in the next three years and to restore dogwoods to their former vitality in Knox and surrounding counties. Over the years, dogwoods have died out due to disease, development and neglect. Our dogwoods are battling to survive.

With the Dogwood Arts Festival’s Bazillion Blooms, Dogwoods will thrive again.

Links

• About Bazillion Blooms
• Donation/Volunteer Form
• Other Links

Our Partners
The Dogwood Arts Festival is working in partnership with government agencies, non-profits, local businesses, garden retailers, civic organizations, and volunteers to beautify our community with a bazillion blooming dogwood trees each spring. These important organizations include:

City of Knoxville
Knox County
Keep Knoxville Beautiful
Tennessee Department
of Transportation
UT Institute of Agriculture
Urban Forestry
Cortese Tree Specialist
Riverdale Nursery
Knoxville Garden Club

Knoxville Green Associtation

Bazillion Blooms
Planning Committee
Lisa Duncan, DAF Executive Director
Amy Styles, Committee Chair
Beth Babbit
Vicki Baumgartner
David Brace
Annette Brun
Scott Brun
Justin Cazana
Posey Congleton
Jim Cortese
John Craig
Scott Frith
Lorna Norwood
Lindsay Parrott
Tom Salter
Allison Teeters
David Vandergriff
Sean Vasington
Vivian Vega
Melynda Whetsel