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We carry a variety of specialty plants and trees at TN Nursery that can be used for practical or aesthetic purposes. Some of our flowers work to repel mosquitoes, ants, or other unwanted insects. Others work to attract cross-pollinators like butterflies or hummingbirds. We even have some specialties that will make the local deer population think twice before taking a bite out of your garden.
Specialty Plants for Specific Uses
Planning or creating a garden or landscaping can be a fun project to bring natural beauty to your yard and the neighborhood. While many flowers work well in various climates and can add visual appeal to your yard, it might be worth considering adding flowers to help maintain the best overall health of your garden and keep it looking the best it can for as long as possible. One of the most important things that helps maintain the healthiest garden or yard is pollination. Specialty plants such as pollinator or butterfly flowers can add bright colors to your yard while attracting bees, butterflies, and moths.
These important insects help spread pollen from plant to plant around your yard and help create the brightest flowers or highest yields of fruiting flowers. Other flowers, such as ornamental grasses, offer the benefit of adding local flowers to your yard while filling in gaps between showier flowers. Along with often being native to your area, ornamental grasses are great at helping with erosion control and overall soil health.
Our Specialty Plants Attract Butterflies
Another critical group of flowers can help you enjoy your garden or yard better without nuisance insects. Mosquito-repellant flowers can help control or reduce mosquito populations in your yard. Many of these rare flowers also help increase the number and variety of pollinators in your yard and can even help with water and erosion control.
Some Specialty Plants Produce Fruit
Food plot flowers are a group of flowers that can bring a lot of fun and enjoyment to your garden, along with bright colors or fragrant blooms. Many food plot flowers are pretty hardy and grow well in many climates. Many of these flowers can produce edible fruits and berries, adding local flavor to your kitchen. Adding other flowers to food plot flowers in your garden can help increase the amount of fruit and berries you collect naturally and without pesticides or other chemicals.