Moon Valley Nurseries has expanded its presence in Middle Tennessee with the launch of its third retail nursery in Tennessee, located in Hendersonville. Known for its comprehensive landscaping solutions and premium selection of trees and plants, the company continues to strengthen its reach across the region while delivering high-end customer service.

Situated on a 4-acre property at 1065 Saundersville Road, Hendersonville, TN 37075, the new nursery joins the company’s existing Tennessee locations in Knoxville, opened in 2025, and Franklin, opened in 2023. The Hendersonville site offers the company’s complete range of services, including mature trees, professional landscape planning, delivery, and expert installation.

According to CEO Brian Flood, Tennessee has proven to be a strong market for the company. He noted that customer support in the state has been highly encouraging, making Hendersonville a natural choice for continued expansion throughout Middle Tennessee. He also emphasized the importance of providing local residents with a nearby destination where they can receive knowledgeable guidance and choose the right plants and trees for their outdoor spaces.

The nursery serves both residential and commercial clients, including homebuilders, landscapers, and architects. In addition to a wide assortment of trees and shrubs, customers can explore products such as decorative pottery, sculptures, specialty fertilizers developed on the company’s farms, soil, mulch, and bedding materials.

The Hendersonville location is now open and offers a variety of landscaping solutions, including privacy, shade, flowering, and palm trees, along with design consultations, delivery services, and professional planting assistance.

In areas susceptible to drought, people are increasingly opting for hardscaping—using materials like rock, gravel, brick, and concrete—in place of traditional lawns and landscaping. These non-porous materials can contribute to problems such as excessive runoff, erosion, and flash flooding during storms. Therefore, it's essential to incorporate a variety of materials and living plants into landscape design, such as xeriscaping or water-positive approaches.
 
For those looking to minimize water usage and maintenance, water-wise native plants are an excellent choice. They adapt well to the local climate, support the surrounding ecosystem, and enhance the visual appeal of your yard.
 
Drought-tolerant plants, though not requiring no water at all, are capable of withstanding extended periods of heat and dryness while thriving in such conditions.
 
Click here to learn more about plants that you could consider adding to your drought-tolerant landscape.