Bailey from TN Nursery digs up mulberry, oak, pine, and crepe myrtle trees to show how their root systems look different. A quick scratch test on the roots reveals green tissue if they're alive. The mulberry trees shown are 3 to 4 feet tall and part of a buy-one-get-one-free deal.
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Hey everyone, it's Bailey with TN Nursery, and today I'm showing you different roots. Now this is a mulberry tree, and they have vibrant yellow roots, and they have a lot of roots. Now these are big pretty trees, and we have these for buy one get one free on the website right now. These are about, uh, 3 to 4 foot tall, so these are our bigger ones, and you can't go wrong with planting a mulberry tree. And these was just dug, and here's the scratch test on them to say that they are alive. If they scratch green they're alive. And here is some oak trees. Now these are chestnut oak, and like all of our other oaks, they don't have a lot of fiber roots. They just have more of a sleek root, just like that right there I just showed you. And there's a scratch test. And here's some of our pines. Now they have a more of a flared out root, but our oaks only have a slick long root. All trees are different, you know, it's just the variety. You can't never tell how the roots will be, but mainly Oaks is just a flat straight root. And here is our crepe myrtle. Everything that I've showed you is buy one get one free on the website if you order now.