04/02/2026
HUGE PLANT SALE THIS WEEKEND!!!
$6.97 EACH WHILE THEY LAST!
Rain or shine, the sale is this Friday and Saturday, 9:00am. to 5:00pm. The address is 1538 Oak Ridge Hwy Clinton, TN 37716.
Hi ya’ll! It’s April now and it’s time to get outside and start gardening again! And to help with all those projects you’ve been thinking of, my nursery is absolutely STUFFED WITH PLANTS and they have got to go! Let me show you around.
I have, 4 colors of Astible, Bridal Wreath Spirea, ‘Lemon Ball’ Sedum, Winterberry Holly, Purple Cone Flower, some of those pink spring flowering Magnolias called ‘Jane’, Siberian Iris, Golden Globe Arborvitae, and 9 fantastic colors of Creeping Phlox ranging from lavender to pink and many in full bloom now! Plus a shade classic, Pink Bleeding Hearts! And white ones too!
I’ve got all kinds of beautiful flowering shrubs for $6.97 each too! Like Japanese Kerria, 3 varieties of Weigela, then there are 7 colors of Azaleas, Rose of Sharon ‘Lucy’, Abelia, Annabelle Hydrangea, Old fashioned Snowball Bush, Virginia Sweetspire, Limelight Hydrangea, and I also grow Butterfly Bushes I have a good stock of pink ones and a few left of white and purple as well, and all those are $6.97each too!
If a privacy screen is the crisis of the moment due to your neighbor’s collection of ‘valuable’ junk in his backyard or to block that busy highway I have plenty of $6.97 evergreens to get the job done. Nigra, and Green Giant Arborvitae. Plus, Eastern White Pine, Arizona Cypress ‘Carolina Sapphire’, and Nellie R Stevens Holly too. For a spot with not much space to work with there is Sky Pencil Holly.
Those are all great trees, but by far my most popular for screening is the fast growing Murray Cypress. That’s Leyland’s disease resistant cousin. At only $6.97 each you can plant the whole property line!
I’ve also got great ground covers like, Cotoneaster, Blue Rug Junipers, which is a great option for that steep sunny bank that is hard to mow! For smaller scale jobs there is Monkey Grass (aka Liriope), or for something a little different Loosestrife and also Ajuga for a semi shady spot. All are $6.97 each of course.
There’s a whole lot more packed in the nursery so let me list a few of them real quick so you can start making you list of favorites! Three varieties of Dianthus, A bunch of colors of Daylilies, Stokes Aster, yellow Blanket Flower, 4 colors of Crape Myrtles, 6 colors of Iris, 4 colors of Columbine, lots varieties of Hosta, Blackeyed Susans, Catmint, Ice Plant, Willow-leaf Sunflower, Shasta Daisy, Heuchera and Heucherella, Purple Aster, Agastache, False Indigo, and more!
I have plenty of varieties that aren’t listed here in this ad, but you better come see for yourself before they all find new homes!
And fruit bearing plants too! I’ve got Blueberries, Thornless Blackberries, Gooseberries, Elderberris, Fig Trees, Red Currents and red Raspberries all for $6.97 each! Also larger sizes of Pear, Apple, Plum, Sweet Cherry and Sour Cherry trees for $24.97ea.
In addition, the herb bench features smaller square pots of herbs favorites like German Chamomile, St. Johns Wort, Cilantro, Curled Parsley, Borage, Garlic Chives, Greek Oregano, and more along with a whole mess of tomato varieties including Celebrity, Better Boy, Cherokee Purple, Sungold, and Tommy Toe Tomatoes for $4 each. Also larger square pots of Mint for $5.50ea.
Oh yes, one more thing. I have a few larger plants like 2.5 gal. Azaleas for $24.97ea. and 2 gal Old Fashioned Snowball Bushes for $15 and 2 gal. Peonies for $20each, and 3 gal. Peonies for $30.
Plus lots of those fancy grafted Japanese Maples from weeping varieties to one with red bark, all ranging from $39.97 to $44.97each! Some places wouldn’t let you take home a leaf for that!
I told you the nursery was full!
Alright you’ve got the picture now so here is important info again.
Rain or shine, the sale starts this Friday and Saturday, 9:00am. to 5:00pm. The address is 1538 Oak Ridge Hwy Clinton, TN 37716.
The planting rush is on! So come load up the trunk of your car before the ones you want are gone…and then share this post with your gardening friends!