Bailey from TN Nursery shows off trees they sell by mail order, including ginkgo with flame-resistant bark, catalpa that attracts caterpillars fishermen use for bait, and pawpaw trees expected to fruit within two years. The tour covers native and ornamental species with practical notes on growth, hardiness, and uses.
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Guys, it's Bailey with TN Nursery, and somebody asked about wanting to see our trees, so I'm showing you some of them. These are our button bush, and these are our Carolina allspice. Did you see that big grasshopper? They're, they're beautiful. And here's our ginkgo. Ginkgo is awesome because they're the oldest plant on the planet, and they have flame-resistant bark. All right, and here is our redbud. Redbud's my favorite tree because look, they have heart-shaped leaves. There's some of our Persian silk trees. They're absolutely beautiful. Look how, look how long that their leaves are, and they got fern-like leaves. I love them. And here's some of our silver maple. Silver maple grows really, really fast. They have like a silvery underlay under their little leaf, and they're one of my favorite trees because they're really tough and they won't break in heavy winds. And here is some of our katapa trees. Now y'all probably know this tree is the fisherman's tree because it gets ate up with beautiful, uh, little caterpillars 2 times a year. I have— we have 2 in our yard. They're one of my favorite trees. These are native mulberry. These are just the regular native mulberry. These are regular native mulberry. And over here is our Russian Reds. They produce bigger berries and brighter berries and redder berries. And these are good trees if you're wanting to like make jam and stuff, is the Russian Reds. These are our tanbark oak. We got plenty of them. And here is some of our, uh, I believe these are red oak, but some red oak is really showing out. And here are some of the red maple. Red maple is one of our number one sellers. Here is a row of our Chinese chestnut. Look, you can tell it's coming— it's becoming fall, but Chinese chestnuts are a really, really good tree, very tough tree. Here's some of our bebed willow. Look, ain't that cute? There's a lot of them. They're one of my favorite willows. Look at them. These are our southern magnolias, everybody's favorite. They're an evergreen, have— they're an evergreen and they have blooms the size of a dinner plate. And here is everyone's favorite. These are our bigger pawpaw trees. These are big enough, probably they'll start producing fruit within the next 2 years. I believe that that's all I can fit into this video, but it just goes on and on and on and on, and it goes on down there past the house, past way down, down there. It just keeps going, but that's all I can fit in this video. Thank y'all.
