Nashville Mustard: Where to See This Bright Yellow Superbloom

Have you spotted Nashville mustard in March?

No, it’s not a Music City-made condiment — it’s a stunning winter flower that blooms exclusively in the upper Middle Tennessee area. This rare and vibrant plant is currently putting on a spectacular show across Nashville, with sightings at Fort Negley, Elmington Park, and other public spaces. Even the New York Times has taken notice!

Where to See Nashville Mustard

If you want to experience this breathtaking superbloom up close, check out these known public locations:

• Fort Negley – A historic site with sweeping views of the bloom.

• Elmington Park – A convenient in-town spot to witness the sea of yellow.

• Other local green spaces where the flower naturally thrives.

Join a Free Guided Event

For a deeper dive into the magic of Nashville mustard, join Friends of Fort Negley Park and urban nature writer Joanna Brichetto (author of This is How a Robin Drinks: Essays on Urban Nature) for a free guided event on Saturday, March 29. Learn fascinating facts about this one-of-a-kind flower, including its honey-like scent and why it can’t be bought anywhere in the world.

🔹 Attendance is free, but RSVP is required! Secure your spot before it fills up.

Don’t Miss This Fleeting Bloom!

Nashville mustard won’t last forever—once it’s gone, it won’t return until next winter. Whether you visit on your own or join the guided event, take a moment to witness this rare natural wonder before it disappears for the season!

🚀 RSVP now or plan your visit today!