Bailey shows TN Nursery's blanket flowers, which Native Americans used in tapestries as symbols of good luck. They attract monarchs and other pollinators. Five beds left, likely sold out in a month.
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It's Bailey with TN Nursery. I'm showing y'all my blanket flowers. We have loads of blank— blanket flowers right now. We have these right here. The Indians saw these as good luck. That's why all of their tapestries and everything they made was yellow and red, like the blanket flower. We have all of these. These attract birds and butterflies, pollinators. And then we have these down here. You see that monarch? There it goes. Oh, they're fighting! And here's some more. Birds love these just as much as pollinators. They eat the seeds out of the middle when they're done with But we have, let's see, 1, 2, 3, 4, and then 5 beds left. We don't have many left, and these will probably all be gone in, uh, another month. So get them while they last.