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Family-Owned Native Plant Nursery..... and Riding Academy!

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 In 2020, owners Daniel and Denise Talley began gathering native seeds for the creation of an herbaceous wholesale nursery.  Their travels took them to roadside meadows, mountain savannahs, stream banks, gravel bars, and deciduous forests throughout the region. The goal was simple: produce top-quality native plugs with southern provenance. 

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    Daniel and Denise met in 2019, both involved in different areas of agriculture. Daniel brings to Euchee Meadows 25 years of experience in the field of horticulture.  Graduating with a degree in Ornamental Horticulture and Landscape Design from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, he has held positions including owner/designer of a native landscaping company, estate gardener, nursery manager, and as a consultant for parks and public gardens. Daniel's love of natives has been a lifelong obsession from identification to propagation. When not tending to the nursery and homestead, Daniel enjoys hiking, botanizing, whitewater canoeing and kayaking.

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    Denise graduated from Berry College in 2007 with a degree in Disability Studies and Visual Communications.  She started the Bay View Riding Academy in 2010 which grew to be one of the premier riding schools in Chattanooga growing horsemanship skills in disciplines of western, dressage, and hunter-jumper.  A CHA Master level instructor, Denise coaches the competition teams at Euchee through the IEA and Youth Equestrian Development Association.  The Euchee Meadows IEA Dressage team was the 2023 IEA Nationals Championship team!  Daniel and Denise have 3 children- Amelia, Gertrude, and Cruz who play huge roles in all areas of the farm.

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     Euchee Meadows Nursery launched in the spring of 2022 at the Talley homestead in Meigs County, Tennessee.  Inventory includes flowering perennials, grasses, and sedges updated weekly.  The nursery supplies to the wholesale market only- landscape professionals, contractors, nurseries, municipal and government agencies, botanical gardens, and non-profit organizations.

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