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Shade Perennials You Need To Plant Now #garden #tnnursery #gardenmom #gardeningblog #farming

25 Feb 2026 · 1 min

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In this short video, Bailey from TN Nursery walks viewers through a selection of shade-loving perennials, highlighting their unique features, rarity, and growth characteristics. The plants presented include Jack‑in‑the‑Pulpit, Rue Anemone, native Larkspur, Red Trillium, a dwarf Crested Iris, and Cardinal Flower. Bailey notes differences in root size, bloom age, and suitability for cutting or natural display, and emphasizes the plants' aesthetic appeal and habitat preferences (e.g., cardinal flower near streams). The video concludes with a promotional call‑to‑action, directing viewers to tannernursery.net where all featured plants are available under a buy‑one‑get‑one‑free offer.

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Hey everybody, it's Bailey with TN Nursery, and I'm back in the cooler room for the perennials today, and I'm showing you some really unique ones. This is Jack in the Pulpit, and I'll put a picture after this. And this right here is Rue Anemone. It's a really rare one. Right here is Larkspur. You'll notice it's bigger than the rest of them. That's just how some roots are. Some roots are a little beady and some of them's big. This is native Larkspur, and it is beautiful. This right here is Red Trillium. That's a really hard one to come by, and we supply it. And these are blooming age. You can see how big that root is. They're blooming age. Here is a really cool one. This is Crested Iris, dwarf iris, and it looks like a stick, but all these little things you see here will put off, uh, irises and they'll bloom. You could even cut them if you wanted to, but I'd just leave them alone and let them do their thing. See, they're dwarf, they're little bitty. This is my all-time favorite plant. This is cardinal flower. They loves to live near streams. Shop now at tannernursery.net. Everything you've seen on here is buy one, get one free.