We take great care in growing a wide variety of annuals that you will enjoy for every season. In our 9 growing houses, we have a broad selection of flowering plants to meet all of your planting needs. In the spring, an entire greenhouse filled with the most beautiful geraniums you’ve ever seen. In summer, a vast array of lantana, impatiens and begonias in every color you could think of. In fall, mums, pansies and ornamental kales as far as the eye can see. And just in time for the holidays, a beautiful selection of pristine poinsettias. If you need assistance getting your new annuals home, our team can provide plant deliveries for Franklin, TN, residents. We ensure they arrive safely at your doorstep!
Your sprinkler system worked overtime last summer. Your water bill made you wince. And despite all that effort, half your plants still looked stressed by August. Sound familiar? You’re not alone. Many Middle Tennessee gardeners struggle with this same cycle …
Adding new plants to your landscape can transform the look and feel of your property. Whether you are planting ornamental trees, colorful perennials, or structural shrubs, proper preparation is essential to ensure your plants thrive from the moment they arrive. …
Evergreen trees and shrubs are a cornerstone of Tennessee landscapes, providing color, structure, and year-round interest even when many other plants lie dormant. However, the Middle Tennessee winter climate can stress evergreens if they aren’t properly cared for. With ongoing …
Winter can be tough on houseplants. Shorter days, lower light levels, and dry indoor air from heating systems all create a very different environment than what your plants enjoyed in spring and summer. With a little adjustment and awareness, winter …
Franklin homeowners take pride in crafting beautiful outdoor spaces, but true curb appeal goes far deeper than mowing, edging, and seasonal fertilizing. If you’re ready to elevate your yard with personality and purpose, today’s most exciting landscape trends offer endless …
When temperatures drop, your plants face a completely different set of challenges: less light, dry indoor air, and unpredictable cold snaps. Even the most experienced gardeners can lose a plant or two during this time, but with a little care …
