Making Your Outdoors Beautiful for 25 Years!

New owners of MorGreen, Mike & Paige Omar, would like to thank you for being a part of the MorGreen tradition of excellence. Passionate about your needs, Paige has been with MorGreen for over 20 years and would like to personally assure you of the continued commitment to quality & customer service for many years to come.

Announcements

Introducing Teton Stone, Inc.

All Natural Stone Products

MorGreen together with Teton Stone will be your center for outdoor living ideas. Located next door to MorGreen, Teton Stone will offer outdoor venues that can provide ideas to enhance your home and create new outdoor living experiences. Thank you to the Collierville Chamber, our customers and friends as well as everyone who joined us for the recent Grand Opening celebration.

New Large Specimen Trees, Only at MorGreen!

MorGreen is proud to offer a wide variety of large specimen trees, such as:
Gingko | Japanese Maple | Yoshino Cherry | Specimen Evergreen | Japanese Cryptomeria | Weeping | Red Choke | Okame | Yoshino & Kwansen Cherry | Red Bud | White Bud | Little Gem | Star & Jane Magnolia | Pin | Shumard | Willow | Sawtooth & Swamp Oaks | Dogwood Bosque | Lacebark & Frontier Elms

Save the Date for Arts in the Garden: April 27

Join us on Friday, April 27 from 6-10pm for an evening of wine & hors d'ouvres, silent auction & art show featuring works by local artists and Page Robbins participants. Tickets are $20.

MorGreen is pleased to host an annual party on the grounds of the nursery with the proceeds going to Page Robbins Center.

We developed a walking garden at the center in 2010, in conjunction with Lawhon Landscaping. We both installed the walking gardens along with benches and water features. This has been a great addition to the center and helps those patrons who like to walk and observe nature and beauty.

Reminder: It's Time to Irrigate

Now is the time to contact us for your spring start up or new  irrigation installation.
Contact Zach Walker at 301-4482 for our "Complete Service Program."

Tips from Dorothy Shaw, the "Plant Lady"

Do not prune any springtime blooming plants.

Dormant oil can be sprayed one time, when nights have become 40 degrees or above.

Fertilize spring blooming plants after they have bloomed. Not before!

Add lyme to vegetable garden soil, if needed.

Spring planting for vegetables include: onion, potatoes, cabbage, kale, beets, carrots, broccoli, cauliflower, brussel sprouts, collard greens.

Do not prune azalea or forsythias right now.

Now is a good time to prune fruit trees.

Use Cotton Burr Compost now for fruit trees and berry plants.

Meet the Staff

Welcome our newest Landscape Architect, Greg Webb! Greg has over 17 years of experience in all aspects of landscape architecture and land planning.

Zach Walker, Landscape Architect and Irrigation Manager
Richard Johnson, Irrigation Production and Special Services Manager
Katie Bouton, Assistant Retail Manager
Dorothy Shaw, Manager of Plant Health and Diagnosis, Plant Lady
Bo Hays, Tree and Lot Manager
Kathleen Breheny, Wholesale Accounts Manager and Retail sales
Tricia Bartholomew, In-House Retail Designer and Social Media Manager