TN Nursery Blog

If you live where temperatures drop below freezing in the winter, you should protect your perennials from the cold. This will prevent the crown and roots from freezing and dying.

The most obvious hazards are snow and ice. Heavy, wet snow can break branches, especially in young evergreen trees like green velvet boxwood and giant arborvitae. Remove heavy snow from tree limbs ...

American arborvitae is a timeless choice for gardeners looking to add height, structure, and year-round beauty to their landscape

Ajuga is a hardy, fast-spreading groundcover offering beauty and functionality. Its adaptability to light conditions, ability to suppress weeds, and striking foliage make it a versatile addition to...

Lyreleaf sage is a garden favorite not only for its beauty but also for its functionality. From its ability to spread gracefully and fill gaps to its role as a pollinator magnet, this perennial bri...

Partridge Berry is a resilient and beautiful addition to any shaded garden, offering year-round beauty and a connection to North America's rich botanical heritage. Whether used for its historical m...

Green manure, often called cover crops, is a valuable and sustainable agricultural practice that involves growing specific plant species to improve soil health, enhance nutrient cycling, control we...

Fall planting is ideal for some plant varieties as they thrive well if planted during the fall season.The climate and temperature are favorable, and the plants perform better during this time.Howev...