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Hey guys, it's Bailey with TN Nursery and I'm showing you some native trees today and the rare pollinators they attract. This is the native pawpaw tree and they attract the zebra swallowtail. They're the only host plant for it. These are the native persimmon tree and they support the Luna moth and other night flying pollinators. This is the red oak tree. The red oaks provide food for countless, countless caterpillars and songbirds. These are the red maple trees. The blooms, they bloom early and they provide a nectar source for bees, and they're the only host plant for the rosy maple moth. These are the southern magnolias. They attract countless beetle pollinators with their rich fragrance and their beautiful evergreen. These are the walnut trees. They feed the larvae of many moth species, and they're essential to the ecosystem. Without them, we wouldn't have anything. And these are the Kousa dogwoods. Their pollen feeds hoover flies, a very good pollinator. These are the purple coneflowers. They draw and lure butterflies and native bees with their rich nectar. They also lure the goldenfinch. These are the native mulberry trees. They host silk moth and attract pollinators with their hidden flowers. We're having a promotion right now. When you go to checkout, you can save, uh, 10%. All you got to do is use SAVE10TN. I'll put it in the link below. Save the pollinators today.