TN Nursery Blog

A trellis turns fences, walls, or balcony rails into vertical gardens, letting climbers soar upward to save ground space while adding beauty, privacy, and healthier growth.

Nothing is quite as peaceful as walking through a grove of pine trees on a snowy day, or watching your local songbirds play among the branches of a winter holly tree in your own yard.

From suburban yards to rural homesteads, everyone can plant for butterflies. By growing native plants in your garden, you’re doing more than just attracting beauty—you’re providing a lifeline to ou...

The best way to create a hummingbird-friendly garden is by using native plants, those that have evolved over thousands of years with hummingbirds and that are therefore naturally attractive to them.

Moss brings woodland calm to any shady nook: choose upright acrocarpous or spreading pleurocarpous species, press them into compact soil or stone, keep them moist until established, and enjoy a lus...

Hot, dry summers can parch gardens, but planting drought-tolerant stars—Purple Coneflower, Orange Daylily, Butterfly Milkweed, and Blanket Flower—keeps beds vibrant, pollinator-friendly, and worry-...

Native plants teach us patience while they demonstrate their own resilience. Their roots run deep, literally and figuratively. And when they’re combined with mindful organic practices, they offer o...

You don't have to put your gardening on hold in the summer. In fact, now is the perfect time to plant smart with native perennials, grasses, and shrubs. These are tough, beautiful, and beneficial t...