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Mimosa Tree
Planting & Care
Mimosa trees are exceptionally resilient in Middle Tennessee landscapes. They thrive in full sun and adapt easily to various soil types, including local clay, provided there is decent drainage. Highly drought-tolerant once established, they require minimal maintenance beyond occasional thinning.
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Ideal for fast-growing shade and adding an exotic, tropical aesthetic to your yard. The unique fern-like foliage and fragrant pink 'powder-puff' blooms make it a stunning summer focal point. These trees are also magnetic to hummingbirds, butterflies, and local honeybees.
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Albizia julibrissin, also known as the Silk Tree. This deciduous species is prized for its wide, spreading canopy and delicate bipinnate leaves. Mature Height Range: 20–40 feet. It is famous for its fragrant pink flowers that bloom from June through August.
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Red Crepe Myrtle Tree
Planting & Care
Plant your Crape Myrtle in spring in a sunny spot with well-drained soil for the brightest red blooms. Water regularly during the first two summers to help it sink roots, and prune only in late winter to keep it healthy and vibrant.
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Essential for vibrant summer color in hot, sunny spots across Middle Tennessee. These trees provide striking driveway or fence-line accents with four-season interest, from brilliant red blooms to attractive exfoliating bark. Ideal for privacy screening and as drought-tolerant focal points.
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Lagerstroemia indica. A stunning multi-stemmed deciduous tree reaching 15–25 feet, loved for its vibrant summer blooms and exfoliating cinnamon bark. It provides year-round beauty with brilliant red fall foliage and a graceful, upright habit.
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Eastern Redbud Tree
Planting & Care
Native to Middle Tennessee, Redbuds thrive in moist, well-drained fertile soils. They perform best in full sun to partial shade. Regular watering during the first two summers is essential for establishment in our local clay-loam soils.
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The premier ornamental specimen for Nashville-area residential yards. Its early spring color is unmatched, followed by attractive heart-shaped leaves. Ideal for focal points, wildlife gardens, and naturalized understory groupings.
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Cercis canadensis. A small deciduous tree native to North America. Known for its brilliant magenta blooms that emerge before it's leaves. Mature Height Range: 20-30 feet with a similar spread, often forming a graceful canopy.
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Southern Magnolia Tree
Planting & Care
Best planted in Middle Tennessee during fall or early spring in deep, rich, moist, and well-drained loamy soil. Provide full sun for the most abundant blooms. Requires generous space and regular watering during the establishment phase.
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An absolute standard for southern estates, serving as a majestic focal point or large privacy screen. The dense evergreen foliage offers year-round shade, while the enormous, fragrant flowers create an unparalleled aromatic display.
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Magnolia grandiflora. This legendary evergreen is native to the American Southeast. Mature height: 60–80 ft. Known for its leathery leaves and massive white blooms that appear in late spring and periodically through summer.
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Sweetbay Magnolia Tree
Planting & Care
Sweetbay Magnolias thrive in Middle Tennessee's acidic, moist soils. They are uniquely tolerant of 'wet feet,' and perform exceptionally well in low-lying areas or near water features with full sun to dappled shade exposure.
Best Uses
Perfect as an elegant focal point near patios where its lemony fragrance can be enjoyed. Its graceful, multi-stemmed habit works beautifully in rain gardens or as a sophisticated understory specimen for wildlife corridors.
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Magnolia virginiana. A native deciduous to semi-evergreen species. Mature height: 15–30 ft. Famous for shimmering silver-backed leaves and waxy white flowers with a lemony scent, followed by decorative red seed pods.
White Dogwood Tree
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Planting & Care
White Dogwoods prefer partial shade, ideally as understory trees. Plant in organic, well-drained soil with a slightly acidic pH. Mulching is critical in Middle Tennessee to maintain moisture and protect shallow roots from summer heat.
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The premier ornamental focal point for residential landscapes. Offers stunning spring floral displays and vibrant red autumn color. Highly valued by local songbirds for its high-fat berries in the fall and winter.
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Cornus florida. Tennessee's beloved state tree. This native deciduous species typicaly reaches 15-30 feet. Famous for its unique tiered branching structure and distinctive white four-petaled flower bracts.