TN Nursery Blog

Clay soil is widespread in many parts of the US. It is often the result of the evaporation of lakes or glaciers that covered an area thousands of years ago. Clay soil can be wet and sticky or dry a...

So do perennials come back every year? The short answer is yes; perennials do come back every year. However, there are some factors that can affect a plant's status as annual or perennial. This art...

Spring is just around the corner, and with it comes fresh blooms to enjoy in your garden. Perennials are nature's gifts that give us something to look forward to each year. This article will explor...

Ferns are among the oldest and the most varied plants, boasting more than 10,500 species!They are perennials that are hardy and thrive in shaded areas outside. Still, they are only sometimes the be...

The presence of bees, birds, and butterflies can provide an additional dimension of excitement to your garden. These creatures and animals are usually drawn to plants that release pollen, nectar, o...

Why buy flowering perennials? Flowering perennials will bloom yearly and most on this list are very low-maintenance. Perennials are more cost-effective than single-year annuals or biennials. Also, ...

Yellow Trillium, also called Trillium luteum, is a gorgeous flower that can add significant color to your home or office garden. With green leaves, silver scales, and yellow petals, the Trillium lu...

Prairie Trillium, which also goes by the name Trillium recurvatum, could be an excellent plant for you to add to your garden. It is a dark green plant with blooms, adding beautiful life to your pro...