TN Nursery Blog

Herbaceous perennials are valued and praised by gardeners for their resilience. Most gardens have at least one perennial plant. These easy-to-grow native herbaceous perennials are sure to brighten ...

Although their tops often die back after they pass their flowering season, their roots are still very much alive, and they send up shoots the following spring. These plants have many uses and purpo...

In most cases, shrubs are only about 15 feet at most. Depending on the type of shrub used, they can be short or tall. Knowing the types of shrubs and how they thrive in their native habitat can ass...

HydrangeaAlthough their blooms have faded, hydrangeas require continuing winter care to ensure blooms during the next growing season. The care you give them now will determine the quality and quant...

Are you looking for the perfect greenery to fill a partially shaded spot in your garden? Adding ferns into your environment can create an oasis of lush green beauty, from small fun ferns to large s...

Are you in a shady space in your yard where you cannot find something to grow? This isn't a problem; it's the ideal place to overhaul your Moss! These tiny soft plants are easy to care for, low mai...

Ferns are widespread, and there are more than twelve thousand species of fern worldwide. Spanning from temperate to tropical areas. In the eastern United States, native ferns often form a large par...

Perennials 101 Most gardeners have experienced this: you see a gorgeous color photo of a perennial in a catalog, you order one, it arrives, you plant it, and then, after you think you've done every...