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Hepatica Plant

Hepatica Plant - Acutiloba Americana Hepatica is an attractive perennial wildflower that blooms early in the spring and needs little attention. Ideal for woodland gardens or shady spaces, it adds sophistication and unobtrusive beauty to naturalized landscapes. Ease of Planting and Maintenance For the Hepatica  It is extremely easy to plant and maintain, which makes it a fabulous plant for any beginner gardener. It is preferentially shade-tolerant, preferring humus-rich, well-drained soil. Sow by loosening the soil, burying the roots just below the surface, covering the plant lightly with soil, and watering thoroughly. It needs minimal upkeep once planted, aside from occasional irrigation when dry and incorporating organic mulch to keep moisture in and enrich the soil. Seasonal Blooms and Color Early in the spring, the flowers are often seen before other plants come into bloom from their winter slumber. Its little star-shaped flowers, which vary in color from white and pale pink to lavender and blue, provide an attractive splash of color. The blooms last several weeks and are followed by shiny, lobed green leaves that recur throughout the growing season. The foliage can turn bronze or red in autumn before dying back for the winter. Shape and Longevity  It spreads in dense clumps and grows 6-12 inches tall, making it suitable for borders, rock gardens, or woodland ground cover. As a perennial, it blooms year after year and brings long-lasting beautification with very little work. Hepatica is carefully planted and shipped at TN Nursery as healthy, bare-root specimens ready for planting. These hardy plants spread quickly, giving you magical flowers and leaves season after season. Plant It in your garden and be sure of its timeless appeal for years!

Red Crepe Myrtle

Red Crepe Myrtle - Lagerstroemia indica Red Crepe Myrtle provides a long blooming season, drought tolerance, and aesthetic appeal.  THIS IS NOT ON THE BOGO DEAL. THESE PRICES ARE ALMOST AT COST. FRESH DUG AND SHIPPING NOW. NOW IS THE PERFECT TIME TO PLANT FOR FALL. Characteristics Of The Red Crepe Myrtle Height: Typically grows between 10-20 feet, though dwarf varieties are more petite. Leaves: Glossy green leaves that turn shades of yellow, orange, or scarlet in the fall. Flowers: Clusters of bright, scarlet, wavy flowers that resemble crepe paper. These trees bloom from late spring to early fall. Bark: Smooth and peeling bark adds visual interest year-round. Growth Requirements: Sunlight: Full sun (6+ hours a day). Soil: Well-draining soil; tolerates various soil types. Water: Drought-resistant once established but thrives with consistent watering during dry periods. Popular Uses Of The Red Crepe Myrtle Used as a flowering hedge, accent plant, or small tree. It is ideal for urban gardens because of its compact size. Attracts pollinators like bees and butterflies. How do you keep them healthy To ensure all grow healthy, they should be planted in well-draining soils with full sun exposure, which tends to be at least six hours of direct sunlight daily. Prune young trees often but only occasionally if the trees are already grown. It is best to trim during early spring to keep the plant clean and visually appealing with bushy-shaped crowns for summer flowering.  Which fertilizer is suitable for them?  For this type, a slow-release all-purpose fertilizer in the 10-10-10 nitrogen—phosphorus—potassium ratio is recommended. Use it in early spring as buds are starting to break for best results, promoting green foliage and lots of blooms.  Do they grow very fast?  Yes, they are fast growers; this plant can grow up to 2 feet in a year. In a perfect world, you can quickly set them in a garden without much hustle and bustle and grow to the full size of 10-30ft, depending on the type. What does it attract?  Due to colorful nectar-bearing flowers, red crepe myrtles attract pollinators like bees and butterflies. In some cases, they may also be likely to attract bird species that feed on the fruits of the tree. In gardens, their blooms even have the ecological importance of supporting beneficial wildlife.  How long does it live if not pruned?  These trees live long, growing to be valuable trees that may last half a century and more if adequately managed. They are durable due to their ability to withstand harsh climate and weather conditions, so they can live for decades, creating a long-term design element for any landscape.

Tulip Poplar Tree

Tulip Poplar Tree: Liriodendron Tulipifera The Tulip Poplar is a fast-growing, robust tree that will grow tall and have beautiful green leaves and fragrant tulip-shaped flowers. A standout for its ease of maintenance and visual interest, this would be an excellent addition to any large property.  They are easy to plant and a great choice even for novice gardeners. These grow best in well-drained soil and in a location with maximum sunlight. To plant this place the root ball in a hole twice as deep, plant it, and fill it in with fertile soil. Fill in deeply for roots. Tulip Poplar Tree Is Easy To Maintain The simple, low-maintenance type requires little maintenance after planting except for watering in prolonged dry spells and some pruning to form the canopy. The flowers are bright greenish-yellow with orange centers in late spring and early summer. Tulip Poplar Trees are fast Growing  They have tulip-like blooms that draw in pollinators and add a pop of elegance to your landscape. Its large, glossy green leaves go golden yellow in the fall, providing a stunning season-end effect. They can last over 100 years if kept properly. They spread quickly, often reaching 60 to 90 feet, and have a lifespan that will make them a lifelong fixture in your landscape. Their flowers generally bloom for a few weeks each spring, and their beautiful foliage lasts through the fall before being shed for wintering. TN Nursery Offers Stunning Native Plants TN Nursery are healthy, tender plants that can take root easily in your garden. Their versatility and beautiful season changes make them an all-time favorite in any outdoor room.