Garden supplies year-round. Plants in season. Real advice every day.

A garden center is more than a spring greenhouse. We carry fertilizer, amendments, pesticides, seed-starting supplies, hand tools, sprayers and hoses every month of the year. When the season's right, the plants come in too. Same store, same people, year after year.

WHY LOCAL GARDENERS COME HERE

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"everyone there is absolutely wonderful, loving, kind, considerate and they all go above and beyond!"
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"Their plants are well cared for, and there's always an excellent selection."
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The heart of the garden center since 2013.

Jennifer Ingram has run the garden center from the start and has grown it a little every year. She takes it personal to have plants worth the stop.

What's available changes with the growers and the season, so there's always something new worth coming in to see. Whether you're planting your first vegetable garden, freshening up your flower beds, or stocking up on fertilizer and tools, you'll find quality products and people who genuinely want you to succeed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What Planting Zone is Cumberland County In?

East Tennessee is located in USDA Plant Hardiness Zones 6a, 6b, 7a and 7b, with minimum winter temperatures ranging from -5°F to 10°F.

When is the last frost in our area?

In Cumberland County (USDA Zone ~6a), the average last frost typically occurs between mid‑May (around May 11‑20). Cold-hardy plants can go in earlier; tender annuals should wait until after that window.

Where can I get local gardening support?

Start with us — our staff is happy to answer questions about what grows well in Cumberland County, how much fertilizer you need, or what's blooming right now. Stop in or call (931) 456-0604.

For additional resources, the UT Cumberland County Extension Master Gardeners at 1398 Livingston Rd offer soil testing, a Spring Garden Show, and free help desks during events.

Do you sell live plants online?

No — our plants, flowers, and vegetable starts are in-store only. Selection rotates weekly with the growers, so it's worth stopping in. Call ahead if you're looking for something specific.

Can you help me pick the right fertilizer?

Yes. Bring us a description of your yard or soil sample results and we'll match you to the right fertilizer.

Are you open year-round?

Yes. The garden center is open every month we are — Mon–Fri 7–5, Sat 7–3. Plant selection is heaviest in spring and summer, but fertilizer, amendments, pesticides, seed-starting and tools are stocked all year.

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Bring your question. We'll help you figure it out.

Photo of your yard, results from a soil sample, a leaf with bugs on it — bring whatever you've got. No appointment, no pressure.

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928 US-70, Crossville TN.

Easier to find than you'd think. Harder to leave than you'd expect.