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Here we will talk about the plants, flowers, shrubs, trees, ferns, and mosses of growing zone 6. So, secure your seat belt and get ready to explore the plantation of your area. A substantial chunk of the United States is under USDA Hardiness Zone 6. The typical winter temperature is between -10 and 0 degrees F, making it a fairly mild climate. Within Zone 6, you have various growing possibilities because of the chilly winters and mild-to-hot seasons. Many plants suitable for agriculture and landscaping are easy to grow in Zone 6. Spring, midsummer, fall blossoms, and veggies are all feasible in these regions.

Let's find out what types of plants you can get from TN Nursery at an affordable price. Here are all the plants you need to see what we have. They are a well-maintained and classic collection of our nursery. Have a look.

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Arrow-Leaf Ginger Plant

The arrow-leaf ginger shrub is close to the bottom member of the Birthwort family that thrives in wooded areas. The ginger-like taste of its roots, like that of several other relatives of the Birthwort family, can be used as a seasoning; but, it is not as strong as the cultivated species.

Beech Tree

The tree stays exotic year-round, but the autumn reveals its absolute splendor. The leaves are initially lovely lush green but quickly transform to an amazing golden bronze tint before ultimately fading to tan. Such trees' leaves typically last all winter. The crown of the tree is round, and the bark is smooth.

Bird's Foot Violet

Bird's foot violet is purchased for landscape enhancement and attractiveness. The flowers are gorgeous and grab a lot of attention. Due to the evident lovely hues of the petals, everyone enjoys seeing this plant. That plant thrives in dry upland areas with arid to rocky soils and very well black grassland soils.

Bracken Fern

Bracken Fern has a strong ability to withstand high amounts of acidity. Bracken fern is undoubtedly beneficial in aesthetics, but it is not restricted to this single function. The fronds of this beautiful fern reach a length of several inches. The delicate structures of green leaves are stunning.

Carex Pennsylvania

Its slender (1/8-inch) leaflets arch delicately from the center of the bush, and flower spikes rise to an altitude of 12 inches from the pile. In areas with fairly cold winters, the shrub is semi-evergreen. Both edges of the stems and the leaflets of the Pennsylvania Sedge are very sharp. The roots are brownish to deep red, and clusters can grow up to 21 centimeters tall.

Cherokee Sedge

The Cherokee Sedge is among the highest sedges in the Southern part of the country. It features tiny greenish-white blossoms and seed spines that look like wheat. It has broad, slender green leaves that hang gently and are pleasing to the eye. Although the Cherokee Sedge can withstand droughts, it prefers damp surroundings. This grass-like plant can withstand drought but prefers damp soil. It is most commonly seen in or near a forest's edge.

Iris Plant

These are several good iris types. Iris plants have the power to transform the aesthetic of your Carolina landscape completely. To develop and flourish, iris plants require a lot of light and warmth. Thus, if you wish some rainbow-colored splendor in your home that will astound everyone, obtain any iris plants as soon as possible.

Jack in the Pulpit

The leaflets are a dull greenish tint and are slender. They are made up of large, bulging veins that draw the attention of spectators at first glance. People can glimpse the shaped flowers hidden by the leaves and appreciate the plant's originality and peculiarity. This plant's best feature is that it produces edible fruits.

Kousa Dogwood

In May, the blossoms of the Kousa dogwood bloom. Its green leaves become reddish-purple to crimson in early fall, and this beauty lasts for up to 3-5 weeks straight. It will bloom in all of the seasons to follow. In the fall, these flowering trees produce berries that look like raspberry berries.

Least Bluet

Its other name is star violet. Star violet is an incredibly quick-growing plant that thrives in various conditions. Summer is the ideal time to see this plant in full flower because it blooms the most. The purple petals, together with the golden focal point, give anyone's eyes a sense of calm and tranquility.

Maple Leaf Viburnum

Butterflies and other creatures rely on tiny pea-sized berry-like pods as a food source. It is among the hardiest plants grown in most USDA zones. To acquire lovely berries in the autumn, the species should be cross-pollinated with some comparable Maple Leaf plants to generate a nice fruit set.

Sycamore Plant

Sycamore trees are popular because of their cute, woody, and leafless nature. They give shelter for many animals as well as shade for humans. Unlike most other trees, the sycamore exposes the process of trunk growth openly. This tree is frequently confused with the sycamore maple, although they are not the same.

White Dogwood

The White Dogwood Tree always maintains to provide beauty throughout the year. While not in full swing, its dark leaves mix with the silver-gray wood, and its scarlet fruits attract winter birds. This White Dogwood Tree has rich purplish-red fall foliage, whereas white flowers in the blooming season that distinguish it from many other beautiful trees.

If you are looking for plants for sale, TN Nursery is perfect for you. You can check out all our varieties and decide what is better suited to you. There are multiple options available. So, halt scrolling the internet as we are the perfect choice for you. Our products are worth-buying as they come with a 1-year warranty and are shipped fast to your doorway. Contact us for further information and quote your demands. 

 

 

 
 
Bamboo can be a fun plant for Zone 6 gardens. It is considered a grass and prefer, prefers wet conditions and full sun. It can reach up to 20 feet in height so it makes a great wind break or privacy screen. It is a great ornamental at the back of gardens and near ponds, lakes or river banks. It can be kept trimmed to a lesser height and the pretty tan cuttings of the dried bamboo can be enjoyed indoors.

Arrow-leaf Ginger is a large-leaf ground cover plant that thrives in the shade. Dark purple flowers appear at the base of the striking variegated leaves with silvery veining. It should be noted that this is not an edible ginger.

The black raspberry plant produces large dark purple fruit often more favored than red raspberries. The plant loves full sun, grows as canes that reproduce via runners underground. Each cane lasts approximately 2 years before it dies, but others have shot up around it, so there are always canes bearing fruit. The fruit ripens in mid summer in the July/August time period.

Cherokee sedge is grassy and grows in a clump in both sun and shade. The leaves - or grass blades - droop and the plant sends up spikes with very small greenish white flowers that produce seeds that resemble small wheat heads. It does best in moist conditions although it can tolerate the occasional drought.

Fan Clubmoss is a shade-loving ground cover is also known as running cedar for its cedar-like appearance. It grows best in moist soil with a low pH. It forms a thick ground cover and can be trimmed and designed in the landscape.

For a colorful ground cover, look no further than the Hepatica plant. It's great for naturalizing and it rock gardens as a small plant and it thrives in light shade. It has six petals that are lavender to purple that bloom in the spring.

Honeysuckle is a vine that does well in part shade and sun. It's white to pale-yellow flowers have a sweet fragrance that are attractive to a variety of pollinators, and the long-lasting blooms start in April and last through August! A vine, it can be trained on a fence, trellis or arch to set a beautiful focal point in the garden.

The Hydrangea Tree boasts the same beautiful blooms as the bushes, except it's in a tree form. It makes a wonderful specimen plant in the landscape. It has dark green leaves and creamy white flower balls which bloom from July through September when they turn to a light pink. It does well in both sun and shade.

Ironwood trees is a popular tree that is attractive to all types of wildlife. It does well in both sun and shade and can reach up to 40 feet in height. In the spring, the Ironwood tree has crimson leaflets that become green as they mature. Fall colors are spectacular ranging from yellow to orange to deep red.


 

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