TN Nursery Blog

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...

Heat-proof your landscape by designing a “water-wise” garden that pairs smart hard-scape tactics—rocks, shade, deep but infrequent watering, ollas, and plant grouping—with vibrant drought-tough sta...

This piece shares fun, easy summer garden ideas to engage kids outdoors, from creating magical fairy gardens to building educational butterfly gardens and sensory spaces that spark curiosity. Each ...

Office greenery isn’t just décor—it’s therapy. The article shows how houseplants, outdoor breaks, zen gardens, shared veggie beds, and team volunteer projects can weave horticultural wellness into ...

Mulch is more than decoration—it locks in moisture, insulates roots, suppresses weeds, enriches soil as it decays, and instantly neatens beds. Use wood or leaf mulch that suits your plants, and app...