Bailey walks through TN Nursery's cold house showing bare-root trees and shrubs: Fuyu persimmons, red-twig dogwoods, Forest Pansy redbuds, pin oaks, crape myrtles, and live stakes for restoration. He points out root color, bark condition, and growth characteristics of each species.
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Hey everyone, it's Bailey with TN Nursery, and I'm in the cold house today, and I don't even know where to start. Uh, but here's some pretty— oh, these are Fuyu persimmon. Look how dark those roots are. Now every root is different. Some of them will have like this, just be one big root, and some of them be flared out. It's just they're all different. See, these are white, these are black, these are brown. Let's see what these are. These are pretty too. Let me see here. Fancy name. I believe it's a lilac. Uh-oh, these are pretty. That's that red twig dogwood. Ain't them pretty? They're so pretty. And it just keeps on going. Oh, I know what these are by looking at them. It's a redbud. You see how they're twisty and stuff? I can't say— that says redbud, I guarantee it. Let's see. Yep, Forest Pansy redbud. Let's see here. Look at all— there's oaks. I can tell by their roots. See how big them roots are? These are pin oaks. There's more pin oaks. They were younger. These are bigger. Let's see here. All these are grapevines. You see how twirly them look? Them are definitely grapes. Let me see. Yeah, grapes. And let's look over here. These are crape myrtle. I can tell by looking at them too. See how dead that bark looks? But watch this. See that green? That says, hello, I'm alive. Look, here's some pretty pretty pine trees. I believe them are cedars. I'm not good with cedars, but I think so. They're pokey. Oh, them are some good caliber. I bet them are, uh, mulberry. Uh, let's see here. These— oh, these are pretty. That's mulberry too. See, mulberry has more of a straight root like that. I bet them are paches. I don't know though. Let's see. Nope, that's maple leaf viburnums. Let's see here. There's some willow oaks. People love willow oaks because they grow so fast. And these are beautiful. What are these? Silky willows. Ain't it pretty? It looks like a rainbow. It just keeps on going and going and going. I wanted to show y'all the patio peaches because they're in here somewhere, but I ain't got a clue where they're at. Let me see here. I want to show you these live stakes too. This video is getting too long, but I got to show you Look at the live steaks. This is for a big order that is, uh, for restoring ecosystems. This bunch is— look how pretty them are! Ain't them pretty live steaks? Lord have mercy. We got Patio Peaches in here somewhere, and I really wanted to show y'all, but I cannot find them.
