TN Nursery Blog

You Thought You Left Science Behind in SchoolFor the typical homeowner, working in the garden is either a tedious but necessary task before getting back to something more substantial, or it is a pl...

Posted on Thursday 12/23TN Nurseries best selling perennialsPurple coneflowerBishops weedWild AsterMilkweedAnemoneHow to Use Shade-Loving Perennials in your Landscape DesignNot everyone’s garden ha...

Bees are vital for the growth of plants and flowers as they are responsible for pollination. Interestingly, some gardeners have begun to cultivate bee gardens specifically to attract more of these ...

A Cut Above- How to Trim Juniper Shrubs As a member of the Cypress family, Junipers are fantastic shrubs for a reason. They are deer resistant, easy to grow, and stay green all year round. The down...

There’s an assortment of reasons one would be interested in growing giant pumpkins. Perhaps you want some supersized jack-o’-lanterns, or you’re looking to engage in some competitive pumpkin paddli...

Working families make decisions that involve quality of life experiences and money management. Setting aside resources for retirement, home improvements, and unanticipated expenses can strain your ...

TN Nurseries best selling fernsBracken fernChristmas fernNew York fernGlade fern Brake Fern - A.K.A. Pteris Cretica The Brake Fern, Pteris Cretica, also known as the Table Fern, is only one of abou...

The tulip poplar tree is one of the tallest trees in America. People find it so striking it was chosen the state tree of Tennessee, Kentucky, and Indiana. It can grow to be 165 feet tall. It grows ...