Tammy SonsFounder/CEO, TN Nursery · CEO TN Nursery

NATIVE MILKWEED FOR SALE #tnnursery #garden #gardening #plantnursery #growyourownfood #plants

6 Feb 2026 · 1 min

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In this promotional video, Bailey from TN Nursery walks viewers through the grading and storage of approximately 1,000 native swamp milkweed plants that will be offered for the upcoming spring season. Bailey emphasizes that this is the true native swamp milkweed species that monarch butterflies specifically use to lay eggs and raise their larvae, positioning it as a unique and essential plant for monarch conservation. The video showcases the process of moving the graded plants into a cool storage area to keep them viable until spring, and announces a limited‑time buy‑one‑get‑one‑free offer. Bailey notes that the stock is limited because milkweed is the nursery’s best‑selling perennial, and explains that once the sale begins the plants will be shipped directly to customers’ doors.

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Hey everyone, it's Bailey with TN Nursery, and today we're grading our milkweed and putting it up for springtime. Springtime is almost here and people's gonna be wanting this native milkweed because we're about the only people that carries true native swamp milkweed. This is the only milkweed that a monarch will lay its eggs on and grow, you know, its babies on. This is the only plant you're looking at right here. We have them buy one get one free, so here's about, I'd say about 1,000 right here, and they're taking them to the storage room, and they're about to put them up, and I'm going to show you how they do it. Now we put them up in a— it where it's real good and cool until springtime, and then we send them out to y'all. We're going to have limited stock. We ain't going to have that many because milkweed is our best-selling perennial because people know what they're worth. And we put them up in here, and then we'll ship them right to your door. They're buy one, get one free. They won't last long. You'll see, they'll be out of stock in springtime, I'm sure.