TN Nursery Blog

Arborvitae, a Latin word that translates to the “tree of life,” is a local plant with a pyramid shape They have tiny leaves in overlapping rows on branches, showing a fan-like spray. They are well ...

Do you want to add some shade to your property? If so, think about planting a Bald Cypress. This tree is a timber, ornamental conifer. It is commonly found in swampy, southern areas in North America.

The Shortleaf Pine (Pinus Echinata) is one of the four major commercial conifer species in the United States southeastern portion. Despite this, it is one of the least well-known of the great pines...

Evergreens stay green all year round They have a unique characteristic; they do not shed all their foliage simultaneously. When the old foliages drop, new ones return to replace the old ones. Most ...

Decorating your yard is a fun and healthy way to make lasting memories and beautiful touch to your home. The question is, where to start? Do you stick to one plant, flower, or maybe even a garden o...

Cedar Trees Accent Farmhouse Décor For Christmas Cedar trees  Fill the world with their gorgeous scent and full, expansive branches. The evergreens thrive easily and often overtake a yard due to...

The Yellow Pine tree can grow up to 100 feet or even a high 160 feet tall and 2 feet to 4 feet around. In some rare cases, the Yellow Pine tree has been found at least 180 feet tall. 

While there are many types of faux cedar trees, like the Western red cedar, Eastern red cedar, Northern white cedar, and the Alaskan yellow cedar, there are only four real cedar trees in the world....