Queens Nursery

10/05/2026

Here ye, hear ye!

Thank thee all for attending the Cooper-Young Farmers Market and gracing thy booth this past Saturday. Thy support is most appreciated!

Let it be knownst that Queens Nursery shall once again returnith this Saturday, from 8–12, in the First Congo Church parking lot.

Come forth and see what plants shalt grace thine market tables!

Until then, fare thee bidst thine a grand week.

Grower owned, locally grown.

📸The Oregon Garden. Conifer garden. Silverton, OR. Native to this Planet.

10/03/2026

Here ye, hear ye!

Doth it do be declared that I shall hence beith at the Cooper-Young Farmers Market this day, from 8 until 12!

Let thy presence shinith for lo, it be FALL!

Come forth and see what thou hasth been grown.

Grower Owned, Locally Grown

📸 Thuja standishii x plicata, Green Giant, Native to this Planet

Cooper-Young Community Farmers Market

10/02/2026

HERE YE, HEAR YE!

Queens Nursery shall once again set up its humble stand at the Cooper-Young Farmers Market tomorrow morning!

I shall be bringing Little Bluestem, along with other goodly plants grown here in Memphis.

Come one, come all, and have a look at the lot!

I’ll be there from 8 till 12 in the First Congo Church parking lot at 1000 S. Cooper.

Bring thy garden plans, thy questions, and thyself.

Until tomorrow!
Grower Owned, Locally Grown

📸Hoyt Arboretum, Pinus ponderosa, Native to this Planet

Cooper-Young Community Farmers Market

10/01/2026

Here ye hear ye!

Queens Nursery shall once again set up shop this Saturday at the Cooper-Young Farmers Market, from 8 until 12, in the First Congo Church parking lot.

And what treasures shall we bring? Butterfly milkweed, among other fine plants, ready to find good homes and brighten gardens across the land.

Come early, come wander, and come see what’s growing. We’ll have plants for gardens, pollinators, and all manner of green mischief.

Saturday • 8–12 • First Congo Church parking lot

📸 Hoyt Arboretum, Pseudotsuga menziesii, Native to this Planet

Grower Owned, Locally Grown

09/29/2026

A big thank you to The Daily Memphian for taking the time to visit Queens Nursery and share a little of the story behind what we’re growing here in Memphis.

What started as a small backyard nursery has grown into something I’m incredibly proud of. There’s still a long way to go, plenty of plants to grow, and a whole lot more to figure out, but it’s been pretty remarkable to watch this little operation take on a life of its own.

I’m grateful to everyone who has bought a plant, stopped by the market, shared a post, offered advice, or simply encouraged me along the way. Every bit of it helps keep this thing moving

There are some big things on the horizon for Queens Nursery. I can’t say too much just yet, but stay tuned.

Thank you again to The Daily Memphian for shining a little light on this humble nursery and the work happening here.

Read the full story in The Daily Memphian and we’ll put the link in our bio.

📸Hoyt Arboretum, Abies procera, Native to this Planet

09/29/2026

A big thank you to The Daily Memphian for taking the time to visit Queens Nursery and share a little of the story behind what we’re growing here in Memphis.

What started as a small backyard nursery has grown into something I’m incredibly proud of. There’s still a long way to go, plenty of plants to grow, and a whole lot more to figure out, but it’s been pretty remarkable to watch this little operation take on a life of its own.

I’m grateful to everyone who has bought a plant, stopped by the market, shared a post, offered advice, or simply encouraged me along the way. Every bit of it helps keep this thing moving.

And this is only the beginning.

There are some big things on the horizon for Queens Nursery. I can’t say too much just yet, but stay tuned.

Thank you again to The Daily Memphian for shining a little light on this humble nursery and the work happening here.

Grower owner, Locally Grown

Read the full story in The Daily Memphian and I’ll put the link in our bio.

📸 Hoyt Arboretum, Abies procera, Native to this Planet

09/23/2026

HERE YE, HERE YE!

The season turns, the air grows cool, and the gardens call once more!

This Saturday, Queens Nursery shall return to the Cooper-Young Farmers Market, from the hour of 8 o’clock until noon, in the First Congo Church parking lot.

And what better hour to plant than autumn? The summer heat has passed, the earth still holds its warmth, and the plants may settle their roots before winter comes knocking. Come now, plant well, and let spring find your garden already prepared.

Saturday • 8–12 • First Congo Church parking lot

Grower Owned; Locally Grown

📸Hoyt Arboretum, Sequoiadendron giganteum, Native to This Planet

09/18/2026

HERE YE, HEAR YE!

Let it be proclaimed throughout the realm of Memphis that Queens Nursery shall once more return to the Cooper-Young Farmers Market!

After a season spent among the forests, gardens, and shade houses; our carts shall again be laden with a glorious company of green things, bound for gardens both humble and grand.

Among the treasures returning shall be:

Thuja
Little Bluestem
Baptisia
Joe-Pye W**d
Virginia Sweetspire
Muscadine
And many another garden treasure

So gather, good folk! Bring thy baskets, thy garden dreams, and thy appetite for verdure.

Next Friday
Cooper-Young Farmers Market
8 AM – Noon

Come early, for the choicest plants shall not tarry long.

Grower Owned, Locally Grown!

📸Thistle, Carduus nutans, Native to this planet

09/07/2026

Beneath the raised sword lies Hell, which you dread; but if you move ahead, you will find the Land of Bliss.

— Miyamoto Musashi

Sometimes the only way through is forward.

Queens Nursery will be back at the Cooper-Young Community Farmers Market at the end of September.

📸 Cannon Beach, Oregon

08/23/2026