Bailey shows the showy pink primrose, which blooms in the morning unlike the yellow variety that opens at night. A bumblebee works the flowers while a large caterpillar crawls nearby. It's hardy and comes back every year, perfect for lining walkways.
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Hey guys, it's Bailey with TN Nursery. I was going to show y'all a video of our pink primrose. These, uh, bloom earlier in the day other than our yellow primrose that bloom in the evening. And it's pretty early here and they're blooming and they're beautiful. Look at them. These would be beautiful planted up a walkway. Oh, look, that was just proof that wildflowers are detrimental to our ecosystem. Did you just see that bumblebee and then that big caterpillar that's living off the primrose? I don't know what that caterpillar will turn out to be, but it looked like it's going to be a moth. Wouldn't these be lovely planted up a walkway? They're hardy and very resilient. And they'll come back year after year for you.