Tennessee's Native Plants Selection Native plants are generally defined as plants that were present in North America before the arrival of European colonists. Non-native plants are also called ex … read more

Weeping WillowA Weeping Willow is hardy zones for planting & growing in zones 6-8, and its mature tree height can shoot up to 40 feet tall, with a 25-foot mature tree spread, provided it’s pl … read more

Milkweed PlantNamed after the Greek god of medicine, Asclepias, common milkweed (Asclepias syriaca) is the most well-known species of a little over 100 native plants found in North America. When … read more

River Oats - Chasmanthium latifoliumRiver oat plants are a perennial grass that can provide ample ground cover in your garden or backyard. The plant grows well in a variety of different conditions. It … read more

Bamboo PlantsBamboo plants are a type of evergreen perennial plant. The word bamboo is from an Indian word Bambu. Over time the word was eventually introduced to English speaking nations where it beca … read more