Tammy SonsFounder/CEO, TN Nursery · CEO TN Nursery

Even the Dullest Tree Turns to Fire in Fall 🍂 | Nature’s Magic Transformation #FallMagic #Autumn

5 Nov 2025 · 1 min

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In this on‑site video, Bailey from TN Nursery walks viewers through a selection of the nursery’s most striking fall‑color trees. He highlights the black tupelo’s vibrant mix of purples and reds, the bright yellow of Carolina allspice, the seasonal color shift of Ibolium privet (evergreen in warmer climates but turning purple, red, and gold in Tennessee), the multicolored display of silver maple, the classic autumn hues of pin oak, and the purple‑tinged fall of kousa dogwood. Throughout, Bailey emphasizes the visual appeal and diversity of autumn foliage available at the nursery, encouraging viewers to appreciate and consider these species for their own landscapes.

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Hey guys, it's Bailey with TN Nursery, and today I'm showing you some of our prettiest fall foliage trees. Now these are our black tupelo tree. They turn every color you can think of. I want you to look, they're purple and red and every kind of color you can think of. And here's some more of them. I just had to show y'all plenty of tupelo because they're absolutely beautiful. Not many people know, but Carolina allspice is absolutely stunning in the fall, yellow. These are our Ibolium privet. They're an evergreen in warmer states, but for us in Tennessee, they're not. They turn a beautiful purple and red and gold. And these are our silver maple. Now they turn every color in the book too. You'll see reds and purples and all kinds of colors in these. These are our pin oak. Pin oak is a stunning fall foliage tree. And right over here is our dogwoods. These are kousa, and they turn a beautiful purple in the fall.