The Shade Garden Revolution

Plants That Turn Dark Corners Into Lush Retreats

Shade No Longer Means “Nothing Will Grow Here”

Shady yards used to be a gardener’s frustration—until natives proved otherwise. TN Nursery specializes in woodland plants that crave low light and damp soils, making dark corners some of the easiest places to beautify.

The Best TN Nursery Plants for Deep, Dappled & Dry Shade

Wild Ginger forms glossy, heart-shaped leaves and spreads into a thick carpet.
Partridgeberry stays evergreen and produces tiny red berries that pop against dark soil.
Maidenhair Fern adds elegance with its fan-like fronds and delicate texture.
Hayscented Fern lightly perfumes the garden and naturalizes effortlessly.
Blue Cohosh, rarely highlighted, sends up dusky blue foliage and berries.
Yellow Trillium adds spring charm beneath trees.
Foam flower produces frothy blossoms and thrives in humus-rich shade.
Virginia Bluebells bring early-spring color and attract pollinators.
Rock Cap Moss clings to shaded stones and fallen logs, creating a woodland fantasy feel.

The Shade Garden Becomes a Sanctuary

Combine ferns for height, mosses for groundcover, and woodland blooms for color. Shade stops being a challenge—it becomes the most enchanting part of the yard.