TN Nursery Blog

When choosing perennials for your garden, several factors include location, soil conditions, sunlight availability, and personal preferences.

Growing Perennial Plants In Your Garden Perennial plants are extensively used in landscaping home gardens as they have a longer lifespan and can last for two to three years. They come in countless ...

As You Sow, So You Will Reap: The Basics of Hydrangea Care An old-fashioned favorite, Hydrangeas remains an all-time darling of garden enthusiasts. As an individual specimen placed in a border, or ...

The Mitchella Repens is a creeping plant that grows at a slow to moderate rate. It gets no more significant than two inches tall and up to twelve inches. Native American women often used this plant...

Christmas is just around the corner, and everyone has started planning for it. Along with the usual holiday decorations, you can also accentuate the beauty of your home by putting in some excellent...

If you're looking for the best perennials to grow in Ohio, you've come to the right place! This post discusses the best options for the Ohio climate. Ohio falls within USDA Plant Hardiness Zones 5 ...

Roses are possibly the most exquisite and loved flowers, and People love to plant them in their home gardens for their beauty and pleasing fragrance.They are very diverse flowers and have been cult...

Garden design computer programs can help you plan and visualize your garden before you start planting. We discuss some popular options.[...]