Happy Springs

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Here at Tennessee Spring, we pride ourselves on delivering 100% organic and free-range springs from farm to factory. With no added growth hormones or antibiotics, you will feel the difference when you hold a Tennessee Spring.

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Before a Tennessee Spring is hatched, it must be incubated for a period of three weeks. The mother spring will sit on top of her eggs to keep them warm and safe while the baby springs develop.

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When a spring hatches, it will exhibit either a right-hand coil (female) or a left-hand coil (male).

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Our springs’ all-natural diet consists of home-grown vegetarian items.

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Tennessee Springs are free to roam the plant and the surrounding areas as they grow and develop into happy and fulfilled commodity items.

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When a Tennessee Spring has grown to the specification of one of our customers, it is cooked, painted, and lovingly packaged to be shipped.

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Our springs are happy and healthy from pasture to pallet. You will notice the difference a happier spring will make.

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