Bailey from TN Nursery shows daffodils that have grown beside an old homestead since the 1700s. These flowers, brought from England, live for hundreds of years and multiply underground without becoming invasive, making them natural markers of historic homes.
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Hey everyone, it's Bailey with TN Nursery, and I figured I'd come down here and show you these daffodils. You can't get no prettier or better smelling than a daffodil. Just look at them right there. And if you'll notice, they're beside our field. We don't fool with this side of the field, we leave it for the wildlife. And this— these daffodils came from an old home place, now probably from the early 1700s to the late 1800s. They smell so good. And, uh, they— all of these right here, if you ever see daffodils out in the middle of nowhere in the woods, that's an old house place. That's where people used to live. People has been into gardening for hundreds of years, and they, they brought these over, uh, from England. And just look at that, they're so pretty and they smell so good. And look, they're everywhere. Which way through here? This is an old house place. And, uh, they live for hundreds and hundreds of years. They are a really, really long-lived plant, and they'll just multiply. They won't take over, but they're just multiplying underground. And just look at that, ain't that pretty? If you want to leave a legacy behind, just plant a few daffodils because they'll be here long after we're all gone. You can shop now at TN Nursery. We have these beautiful plants for sale. And you can use code BAILEY, B-A-I-L-E-Y, no capitalization, at checkout and get 10% off. And you can have pretty stuff and leave a legacy behind with just little flowers. Shop now at tnursery.net.