TN Nursery Blog

Growing in the Central Southern US states to the Central Mississippi Valley is the beautiful Iris Cristata, a species in the Iris genus. The Iris plant grows naturally in calcareous soils, rich woo...

They are closely associated with blackberries. Rather than high-arching or erect, they are small trailing or woody vine brambles bearing amassed fruits resembling raspberries. The dewberry fruit is...

The Japanese Snowball Plant (Viburnum plicatum) is a ground-cover shrub with masses of rounded, blue-green clusters of flowers in spring and autumn. It has narrow leaves that are slightly five-lobe...

The shortleaf pine tree has many uses. Its scientific name is Pinus echinata, and it belongs to the pine family. The scientific name is from the Latin word that means hedgehog. It comes because the...

Shade perennials are those that thrive in areas with little sunlight. They're an excellent option for any garden since they can bring appearance and color to places that otherwise appear dull or em...

Consider perennials as the foundation of your garden, and you'll enjoy a spectacular display of vibrant flowers, lovely leaves, and attractive seedheads. Perennials vary in how much sun they want t...

Perennials are the"come-back" garden's stars. They return each spring after being dormant for winter. It means it is possible to plant them once and have them to enjoy for many years. Happy, health...

Perennials are extremely popular for gardeners because they are low-maintenance, long-lasting, and add color and interest to any yard. When selecting shade perennials, you have a variety of aspects...