TN Nursery Blog

The Foster Holly is among the few Hollies in which female plants bear fruit without fertilization from a male pollinator. 5 Reasons Why You Should Grow The Foster Holly Great Landscaping Attractio...

If you want to bring a touch of elegance and earthy warmth to your garden, you should consider adding a brown turkey fig to your landscape The brown turkey fig is a Mediterranean native that produc...

Arborvitae, a Latin word that translates to the “tree of life,” is a local plant with a pyramid shape They have tiny leaves in overlapping rows on branches, showing a fan-like spray. They are well ...

Planting the fruiting plum trees is a proven way of securing food when you want to preserve the fruit. Different types of plum trees include the cherry, Santa Rosa, Methley Plum, Peaches and Cream ...

A lady fern (Athyrium filix-femina) is a native fern found in many parts of Canada and the United States. Its flowers are white, sometimes with a hint of pink. The blooms appear in spring or summer...

  Pin Oak Description The pin oak tree, which goes by the Latin name Quercus palustris, is a large and full finely-shaped shade tree that belongs to the red oak family. The tree has a growth rate o...

Mulberry is one of the most accessible trees you can grow in your garden. Besides bringing ornamental value to your garden, it helps to attract birds and provides reliable fruit produce. Mulberries...

The Ox-Eye Daisy is a wildflower found throughout the country. Its common name comes from its long eyelashes, which look like an ox's eyes. Ox-eye daisies attract birds partly because they have sev...