tulips

Pink Tulips
Menton	Salmon Impression	Renown	Pink Impression	Barcelona	New Design	Montreux

Yellow Tulips
Monte Carlo	Big Smile	Monsella	Strong Gold	Maja

White Tulips				Purple Tulips
Maureen	Calgary	Purissima		Blue Ribbon	Burgundy Lace	Negrita

Orange Tulips
Princess Irene	Baja Luka	Ballerina	Apricot Beauty	Apricot Impressions

Red Tulips
Red Impressions	Coleur Cardinal	Toronto	Abba	Kingsblood

Narcissus

Yellow Cheerfulness	Bridal Crown	Golden dawn	Sir Winston Churchill	Bellsong

Hyacinths

White Pearl	Pink Pearl	Woodstock	Sky Jacket	Peter Stuyvesant

Other

Allium	Iris

plants plants and more plants

East Tennessee has almost perfect growing conditions during the summer for most plant species. However, cooler temperatures during spring, fall, and winter (zone 6) mean that the best varieties of plants for your yard are those native to our area. We have compiled a list of our favorite landscape plants, ones we know will thrive in our climate. Read below to learn more about each plant.

	A great butterfly attracting plant, verbena blooms from July through October. Grows 4-6 feet tall with a 12-24 inch spread. Likes well-drained soil, sun to partial shade, and is a good border plant.
	Another great butterfly attractor, this is a perennial that can grow 6-12 feet tall with a spread of 4-15 feet. Blooms throughout the summer and likes full sun, and well-drained soil. Prune in winter and cover with mulch.
	Azaleas are considered to be the Royalty of the Garden. They bloom early between April and May in our region. Most varieties of azalea grow between 3-6 feet tall. Most varieties like full shade, moist soil, and should be pruned to promote healthier growth.
	Phlox is a plant that Butterflies, bumblebees and an occasional hummingbird find phlox irresistible. Nighttime pollinators like Hawkmoths and night moths also visit these beautiful flowers from afternoon to dusk. This hardy plant grows best in partial shade, and is a perfect plant for the Eastern Tennesee region.  There are over 60 varieties of Phlox, from ground cover to varieties that grow up to 6 feet tall.

don't forget flowers!

Imagine driving home after a long day at work, and you're greeted with a yard full of new flowers. We plant seasonal flowers - in the right season! Fall flowers are different from spring flowers, which are different from summer flowers, but whatever the flower, whatever the season, your yard can be full of color and beauty. Visit our Seasonal Flowers section to learn more.