Monarch butterflies could go extinct within a decade due to loss of milkweed and pesticide drift that kills caterpillars. Plant native milkweed, stop spraying pesticides, and use code BAILEY10 at TN Nursery to help save them.
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Right here, on this milkweed, a miracle is happening. These tiny monarch caterpillars were once fragile eggs laid by a monarch butterfly, fighting for survival. But time is running out. Monarch butterflies are disappearing, and experts say they could completely be extinct in just 10 years. Why? Because the one plant they need to survive, native milkweed, is vanishing. Paved over, mowed down, and sprayed. And what's worse is the same spray they're using to kill mosquitoes in the big cities, they're killing monarchs too. These caterpillars right here can die from just one drift of mosquito spray. One neighborhood spray and an entire generation is gone. This isn't just about a butterfly. It's about the entire ecosystem breaking down because of humans. A beautiful migration of one of nature's greatest journeys lost forever. But it's not too late. We can still save them. Plant milkweed. Stop spraying poisons. Tell your neighbors, teach your kids, because if we don't act now, there will be no more eggs, no more caterpillars, and no more wings in the wind. No more monarchs. This needs to be a nationwide movement. We're losing our pollinators, we're losing our dragonflies, And these beautiful little caterpillars right here are on the brink of extinction. One milkweed plant can take care of up to 20 monarch caterpillar butterflies. If we don't start helping them now, they'll be lost in time. Plant native milkweed, butterfly weed, and help save these beautiful creatures from extinction. We're doing our part here at TN Nursery. Use code BAILEY10 and get 10% off your order and order milkweed. That needs to be our main priority right now is milkweed.
