Tammy SonsFounder/CEO, TN Nursery · CEO TN Nursery

Best Plants For Large, Colorful Flowers

29 Jun 2022 · 1 min

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The video introduces viewers to TN Nursery’s selection of ornamental plants suitable for creating vibrant, large‑flower displays in a yard. It outlines the range of plant categories offered—perennials, grasses, trees, and shrubs—then spotlights three specific tree species: the Kousa dogwood, a medium‑sized tree that matures around 30 ft and shifts from a conical young form to a broader mature shape; the Pink Dogwood (also called Cherokee Princess), a Cornaceae family tree noted for its delicate pink bracts that blanket the branches in spring; and the Tree of Heaven, a rapid‑growing species that can reach 70 ft, with large, sumac‑like leaves and no edible nuts or fruit. The segment emphasizes each tree’s visual appeal, mature size, growth habit, and suitability for landscape design, positioning them as low‑maintenance alternatives to traditional flowering plants.

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Flowering plants are a great way to add beauty and color to your home, but it can be hard to know the best options. TN Nursery has a wide selection of plants like perennials, grasses, trees, shrubs, and more that will help you transform your yard without the hassle of traditional flowers. Dogwood Tree. Kousa dogwood tree is a beautiful medium-sized tree that extends to approximately 30 feet in height at maturity. The tree takes on various appearances depending upon its age. When the tree is young, it develops a conical shape, and it is considered to be growing in quite an exemplary fashion. Pink Dogwood. Pink Dogwood is an eye-catcher in yard landscaping and is also named the Cherokee Princess. A flowering tree in the Cornaceae family, its delicate pink flowering bracts cover the tree branches in the springtime once it reaches maturity. Tree of Heaven . Tree of Heaven is a super-fast grower that reaches 70 feet when mature. The tree's leaves are close in appearance to the sumac, with some of its foliage may measuring 3 feet long. Some trees are confused with walnut trees, but this tree does not yield nuts or fruit.