Tennessee Wholesale Nursery Blog

Gloved hands lifting an ostrich fern clump with its root ball from a shaded bed in early spring
How to Transplant Ferns: Dividing Clumps and Planting Bare-Root Crowns
When to move ferns, how to dig and divide an established clump, how deep to set bare-root crowns, and how ostrich fern and lady fern settle in after transplanting. Read more...
Shade Ferns
Best Shade Ferns for Gardens in Zones 7
You are not the only one who has an area of your yard that is always shadowed and never seems to come to life. Many gardeners in Zone 7 have... Read more...
Fresh green fern fronds with serrated edges and water droplets for Tennessee landscapes
The Fern Varieties That Thrive Best in Tennessee Shade
Use of the fern varieties is very easy and adds greenery all year round to Tennessee landscapes. Ferns for landscaping grow naturally in dark and wet soil, and this is... Read more...
Bare-root strawberry plants with brown roots and green leaves
Choosing the Right Bare-Root Plants
In the case of creating a successful garden, bare-root plants provide a perfect blend of low costs, energy, and convenience. If you have been a gardener or a beginner, you... Read more...
Vibrant green fern frond for shade gardens, feathery leaves
Best Ferns for Shade Gardens and Woodland Areas
It would be easy to create a lush, growing shade garden when you select the appropriate ferns for a shade garden. These ancient plants turn dark areas and woodland ferns... Read more...
Lush monstera leaves and emerald fern fronds for bare root planting
How to Plant Bare Root Ferns in Your Garden
Bare root ferns are a popular choice for shaded gardens because they are cheap, healthy and tough. Bare root ferns are shipped dormant, unlike container grown plants. This lets the... Read more...