TN Nursery Blog

An extended growing season in Zone 8 allows diverse perennial plants, such as hardy geraniums, salvias, and subtropical cannas, to thrive because of the region’s moderate winters. Gardeners create ...

The farming method known as shifting cultivation, or slash-and-burn, involves clearing small plots burned for cultivation before being allowed to regenerate naturally. If adequately managed, shifti...

The combination of colonial expansion and monoculture practices within plantation agriculture greatly impacted global trade patterns, land utilization, and workforce management. The plantation econ...

The technique of electoculture involves applying natural or low-level electrical currents to promote plant growth, a practice that originates from the 18th century. Mainstream science questions the...

Achieving gardening success requires choosing plants that will thrive in your area's specific climate conditions. Knowledge of regional temperature variations and microclimates enables gardeners to...

Floriculture combines artistic design with scientific knowledge and commercial expertise to grow decorative plants for festive occasions. Ancient traditions are the foundation for a global floricul...

The right plant selection and maintenance enable gardeners in cold areas to achieve beautiful and flourishing garden landscapes. Choosing hardy perennials that thrive in sunlight guarantees colorfu...

Square-foot gardening enables efficient plant growth for multiple species in confined areas. Organized planting becomes achievable, and maintenance requirements decrease when garden beds are divide...