Asclepias
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i.ICE BALLETAsclepias incarnate `Ice Ballet', white, 30-36", June-September. White flowering form of the famous "Swamp Milkweed" for Monarch butterfly food! In... |
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incarnataAsclepias incarnate, pink, 30-36", July-September. Native. The number one source for food for the Monarch butterfly. Sun, moist is best. "Swamp... |
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incarnata ssp.pulchraAsclepias incarnate ssp.pulchra, deep pink, 30-40", June-August. You can identify(or at least pretend you know)the difference from this and the... |
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tuberosaAsclepias tuberosa, orange, 20-26", June-August. Native. Continues to be the #1 choice for butterflies. Also the number one source for food for... |
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verticillataAsclepias verticillata, white, 24", June-August. Whorls of linear leaves along a slender stem. Each leaf is up to 3" long. At the top are... |
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viridifloraAclepias viridiflora, green!, 12-28", May-July. Easily grown in average, dry to medium moisture, well-drained in full sun. Drought tolerant. Usually... |
