TN Nursery Blog

Worried about your plants as the cold creeps in? Perhaps it's the delicate vines, the newly planted trees, or your indoor perennials. Preparing for winter is an investment in next year's lush growth.

Daffodils are a gardener's dream with their low maintenance requirements, ability to multiply naturally, and adaptability to various light conditions. Their cheerful blooms signal the arrival of sp...

Columbine's charm lies not only in its captivating flowers but also in its ease of care. They are low maintenance, rewarding you with stunning, intricate blooms year after year.

Blue Cohosh is a perfect addition to any shade garden. Its natural beauty, historical significance, and ease of care make it a versatile plant for cultivating a serene, woodland-inspired garden spa...

White Baneberry, or Doll's Eye, is a perennial treasure for shade gardeners looking to add an element of the extraordinary to their plantings. Its striking berries, delicate flowers, and role in su...

Lyreleaf sage is a garden favorite not only for its beauty but also for its functionality. From its ability to spread gracefully and fill gaps to its role as a pollinator magnet, this perennial bri...

Siberian irises are among your garden's most adaptable and low-maintenance blooming plants. The best time to plant Siberian iris is spring or late summer to early fall. By planting in spring, you a...

Whether planted in a wildflower garden, alongside other shade-loving perennials, or as part of a native plant collection, the Shooting Star will light up the garden with its elegant, unique presence.