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Evening Primrose - TN Nursery

23 Aug 2023 · 3 min

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In this video, a TN Nursery representative presents their evening primrose plants, emphasizing their massive size (up to four feet tall) and rapid evening blooming. The speaker highlights the plants' strong appeal to pollinators— butterflies, moths, honeybees, and even birds— and notes the visual impact of a field of wildflowers. The nursery ships the primroses as freshly dug, large-rooted plants, explaining the root size and planting benefits for the following spring. Both pink and yellow color varieties are offered, with a personal preference for pink. The speaker urges viewers to order soon because the stock is seasonal: after winter the current plants will be dug up, replanted from seed, and unavailable until the next spring. The overall tone is enthusiastic and persuasive, aiming to drive sales while informing about plant traits and timing.

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Here is our evening primrose. They're really— they're, they're huge. You can't even see where the, the walkways are up in between them now where they've grown so much. But these, uh, bloom in the evening. Some of them's already started blooming. Look, butterflies and moths and I— really all the pollinators just love these. And they're beautiful. You can't, you can't get no prettier than a field full of wildflowers. But we have, we offer these. They, when you order, they get freshly dug out of here, and they're, they're really, really big. Excuse the drip line, but see, is what you'll get is See these right here? You pull that up and there's a root, really, really large root, and we ship the root. And then next spring you'll have beautiful primroses. And honeybees and butterflies and any pollinator just loves these. And birds— if you want to attract wildlife, this is the flower to get. It's gorgeous and it's— it gets very big. This right here is probably about 4 foot tall, and they're, they're beautiful along walkways. We have 2 or 3 walkways here on the nursery with primroses. Pink are my favorite, but the yellow is absolutely stunning. We offer both colors, but we have plenty of these. And look, there goes a butterfly. I don't know if y'all seeing it. There it is. That is a moth. But we offer these and they're fresh dug, and order them while they last because when wintertime comes, we'll be almost out of stock. These come and go. In about a month, these will all be dug out. And seeds will be replanted, and they won't be available until spring. So get them while they last. They're starting to open up. They open of the evening. But see, there's a lot of primroses.