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 ...

Crepe Myrtles: A Testament to the Power of Nature's Beauty Crepe Myrtles transform landscapes into breathtaking works of art. With their stunning blooms, diverse range of colors, and versatile vari...

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 ...

Asclepias IncarnataAsclepias incarnata, more commonly known as swamp milkweed, is a native perennial found throughout most of the United States. According to the United States Department of Agricul...

Though pawpaw trees may not be the most accessible fruit tree to grow, once established, they more than makeup for the effort with their unique fruit and low-maintenance nature. With the right site...

Hedwigia ciliate moss is a unique and beautiful addition to any yard. Its ability to change colors with the seasons, thrive in shaded areas, and spread without being invasive makes it a favorite am...

Thuidium Moss, with its slow, measured spread and low-maintenance nature, is an ideal choice for gardeners looking to create a calm, serene, and natural landscape.