Tammy SonsFounder/CEO, TN Nursery · CEO TN Nursery

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14 Jan 2026 · 2 min

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In this barn‑tour video, Bailey from TN Nursery showcases three of the nursery’s top‑selling native plants. First, the native persimmon tree is highlighted for its extreme cold hardiness (down to –40 °F), rapid growth (a one‑year plant already 5 ft tall), impressive mature height (up to 80 ft), and abundant fruit production. Bailey notes the trees are high‑quality bare‑root stock grown on the farm and are graded by height. Next, the Carolina Allspice shrub is presented, emphasizing its unique lily‑pad‑shaped flowers that trap pollinators, its ancient lineage predating dinosaurs, and its popularity among customers. Finally, white dogwood seedlings are shown, praised for their beauty and market demand. Throughout the segment, Bailey promotes a limited‑time buy‑one‑get‑one‑free offer, directing viewers to order at TNNursery.net.

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¡Hey everyone! It's Bailey with TN Nursery, and I'm in the barn today, and I'm showing you some of our number one sellers. These are our native persimmon trees. Now these are some hardy trees you see right here. They can handle weather that gets up to 40 degrees below zero. Here's some of the fruit, and here's how you identify the tree. They produce a lot of fruit when they produce because they get up to 80 feet tall. So when they produce, they produce a whole lot. Now these are really fast growers. People don't really talk about how fast they grow, but these are 1 year old and they're already 5 foot tall. They're beautiful trees. They're the best bare root quality you can get. That's grown right here on our farm. And if you'll look at my older videos, you can see them this summertime right here. They're grading them and they're separating them into how tall they are. And then right over here where I'm going is Carolina Allspice. That's one of y'all's favorites. And it's one of mine too. When they produce a flower, it's got a lily pad looking flower on it. See that? And they're the last shrub in the world that produces that kind of flower. They date back to way before the dinosaurs. And that flower, when a pollinator gets in it, that flower closes up on them to trap them so they can pollinate them. Now right here is our white dogwood. These are seedlings right here. White Dogwood sells very good. Everybody loves it. It's a beautiful, beautiful tree. All of these are buy one, get one free. Order while they last at TNNursery.net.