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There's no need to retire the gardening shears and hoes when the weather turns cold. Many plants thrive in this environment! TN Nursery stocks an ample supply of excellent cool season planting favorites, from flowers to fruits and everything in between.
We offer low costs with grower direct pricing and regularly have buy-one-get-one-free deals to fill your autumn with incredible plants.
Advantages Of Cool Season Planting Favorites
You'll have to button up when venturing outdoors, but besides that, there is no reason to stop growing plants in chilly weather. Here are some advantages of continuing your hobby.
Good exercise: As autumn arrives and the urge to stay inside increases, you can continue your health goals by maintaining a garden. Gardening is excellent exercise, burning several hundred calories an hour if you move vigorously. Growing flowers, pulling weeds, and tending to soil are all very physical.
Stronger roots: The lack of competition in cold weather allows the plants you grow to establish a more robust, firmer root system. These plants will have a better chance of long-term survival.
Lower risk of pests: Many insects taper off in colder weather. Not only will you be able to tend to your garden without swatting away dozens of bugs an hour, but the pests that normally feed on plants will be in shorter supply.
Shop These Cool Season Planting Favorites at TN Nursery
TN Nursery's top selection of cool season planting favorites allows you to fill your garden with more of the plants you love.
Flowers
You don't have to wait until spring returns to see flowers bloom. In its vibrant orange, butterfly milkweed is one flowering plant that doesn't mind chillier weather. As its name implies, this plant is a natural pollinator.
Creeping phlox, Virginia bluebells, trumpet vines, lobelias, black-eyed Susans, and lilies of the valley are other excellent plants to incorporate into your yard this time of year.
Fruits
Continue harvesting fruits into the fall with these Plants like the pawpaw tree, persimmon tree, peach fruit tree, apricot fruit tree, plum fruit tree, mulberry tree, elderberry bush, and apple tree.
Growing your own fruit is one of the best ways to experience the rewards of gardening. You'll feel proud to harvest yummy berries and juicy apples.
Trees
Fruit trees aren't the only ones that do good in cold weather. Weeping willows, witch hazel, burning bush, white dogwood trees, sassafras trees, and redbuds will show their colorful, fiery leaves in their brightest hues during autumn.
Try Cool Season Planting Favorites With TN Nursery
TN Nursery is an excellent choice for fabulous cool season planting favorites. Our family-operated business, first opened in 1959, offers affordable prices, 100% guarantees on plants for up to a year, and fast nationwide shipping.