TN Nursery Blog

A gardener sets aside a part of each day to tend to the garden, watering and hoping for the first sprouts, becoming more attuned to the world around us as we listen to the water and watch the natur...

It can be heartbreaking to leave a garden behind when moving, especially when so many are being forced to leave their homes due to a downtrodden economy. You have the perfect garden, but you may ha...

Gardening requires watering, fertilizing, mulching, and composting at just the correct times. It can be hard to remember, and if you are often forgetful, keep a calendar to track the days when you ...

There are various ways to ensure your soil will last longer as your plants grow. It is best to get natural, fresh soil containing the same ingredients plants need to grow.Organic soil is a good cho...

Fruit flies, those tiny pests that arise out of nowhere, can quickly evolve into a nuisance in homes, restaurants, and grocery stores. Despite their diminutive size, fruit flies can be incredibly p...

Filled with some vitamins and minerals, blackberries provide a delicious treat eaten raw or incorporated into a wide selection of recipes. Blackberries contain vitamins A, C, and E and select B vit...

It is never too early to start working on next spring's planting season! By creating fertilizer from household table scraps, old coffee grounds, or empty eggshells, you are taking economic and s...

A USDA zone map will ensure proper direction when growing plants or vegetables.When reading a USDA zone map, it will not only tell you if a plant is suitable for growth in your area, but it can fur...