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These vibrant perennials are perfect for those looking to create a lush and inviting environment. Our top 15 ground covers grows in full sun and shade are specifically chosen for their ability to attract pollinators, making your garden a vibrant hub of activity. These deer-resistant plants not only add color but also require minimal maintenance, allowing you to enjoy a stunning landscape without the hassle. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, these ground covers are ideal for hardiness zone 8 and are native to Tennessee, ensuring they flourish in your local climate. All Perennials for lasting beauty Best Sellers for proven performance Deer Resistant for worry-free gardening Flowering Vines that enhance vertical spaces Attracts pollinators, boosting biodiversity Available in vibrant colors: Pink, Purple/Lavender, and White Don't miss the opportunity to elevate your garden's aesthetic with our '15 Ground Cover Favorites'. 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Many gardeners use it on hillsides or shady banks because the roots help hold soil in place while the evergreen foliage keeps the area from looking bare during winter. This fern prefers rich, well-drained soil with moderate moisture, though established plants can tolerate short dry periods better than many people expect. It grows best in part shade to full shade and handles rocky woodland conditions with ease. Another reason gardeners appreciate it is that deer tend to leave it alone, making it dependable in rural landscapes. In spring, bright green fiddleheads emerge upright before opening into arching fronds with a natural woodland appearance. It pairs beautifully with trilliums, mosses, hostas, woodland phlox, and other shade-loving native plants. At TN Nursery, Christmas Fern plants are shipped dormant during the proper planting season. 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The flowers open along the branches and even on the trunk. Birds perch and nest in its branches. As a native tree it suits wildlife-friendly, low-maintenance plantings, and once established it handles dry spells well. What Soil Does Eastern Redbud Need? Eastern redbud grows in clay, loam or sandy soil as long as water drains away after rain, and it even thrives on limestone ground. It thrives in well-drained spots. On heavy clay, set the tree on a slight mound for the best start. How Does Eastern Redbud Grow and Where Should You Plant It? Young trees grow upright, then spread into a rounded crown, often with several trunks, that can be wider than it is tall. Give it room: plant it at least 15 feet from the house and about 20 feet from other trees. It works as a lawn specimen, along ", "pricingNote": "", "availability": "available", "url": "" }, { "name": "Fiddlehead Fern", "description": "Fiddlehead Fern - Matteuccia Struthiopteris Fiddlehead ferns are tightly coiled‚ rolled-up fronds of the fern plant․ The fronds resemble the scroll of a violin․ The waxy green curls emerge during early spring and are regarded as a seasonal delicacy‚ bringing with them the green colors of new growth to a scene made colorless and lifeless by winter․ These ferns grow in temperate regions throughout the world‚ usually in moist‚ shaded conditions․ They are cultivated increasingly because of their edible value․ Fiddlehead ferns are also a source of antioxidants‚ and thus may appeal to those who wish to grow their own sustainable food source․ This article seeks to provide a thorough overview of these ferns‚ including information on how to grow them‚ their special properties‚ and the wonders they hold for all who choose to cultivate them at home․ Fiddlehead ferns are also widely grown by gardeners They tolerate a range of conditions and environments‚ but generally do best in rich‚ organic‚ moist soils in shaded areas of the garden with around 50% filtered light‚ replicating the conditions in which they grow naturally․ Fiddlehead ferns are usually sold at your local garden center as young plants‚ which are grown on in this case․ Fiddlehead ferns can also be propagated from fern spores although this does require much more skill and patience to be successful․ Once planted‚ the ferns require evenly moist soil all the time‚ without being waterlogged and disturbed․ The plants‚ if cultivated properly‚ are tolerant species and can be encouraged to grow‚ so that even the most shriveled sect", "pricingNote": "", "availability": "available", "url": "" }, { "name": "Lady Fern", "description": "Lady Fern - Athyrium Filix-Femina Lady ferns (Athyrium filix-femina) are a group of feathery-fronded ferns with delicate foliage and arching stems․ They are often grown for their graceful habit and their ability to add an elegant touch to shady areas of the garden or landscape․ They are often used to create leafy restful retreats․ Lady ferns are found growing abundantly in temperate regions of the world often under the canopies of larger trees on the forest floor or amongst shrubs and bushes in moist woodland undergrowth․ Lady ferns are hardy and visually appealing․ They provide many benefits to the environment and their surroundings․ In this blog we will discuss growing conditions soil requirements propagation seasonal care and health benefits of lady ferns․ These lovely ferns are ideal for novice and expert gardeners alike․ Growing Conditions for Lady Ferns Before planting lady ferns it's important to know that they prefer partial to full shade․ Direct sunlight may cause the delicate leaves to burn․ They do best in conditions that are cooler and moist which closely resemble their natural habitat․ A wind-sheltered area that is sheltered from severe weather conditions should aid their growth․ Lady ferns can be tolerant of many light situations but should be protected from the midday sun․ It is sometimes suggested that they should be grown near a moist area such as a stream or pond as the humidity and cooler temperatures are more suited to the fern's growth․ With their charmingly beautiful features and the right conditions to grow in lady ferns can bring a sense of serenity ", "pricingNote": "", "availability": "available", "url": "" }, { "name": "Pawpaw Tree", "description": "The Pawpaw Tree, known as Asimina triloba, is North America's largest native fruit tree, producing delicious, tropical-tasting fruit and supporting wildlife, pollinators, and healthy ecosystems. 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