Asclepias tuberosa -Milkweed Size:1 gallon If you’re planting for the

If you’re planting for the long-term in a dry

purple and orange slowly work back into the green canopy before completely overtaking it in a grade finale

Unlike its parents

The bountiful fruit ripens mid-September to October and fruit can be stored for 3 to 6 months when refrigerated

The showy white blooms are very fragrant and will draw attention to your landscape in the early spring as the flowers pop out in big clusters along with bright green foliage

Asclepias tuberosa -Milkweed Size:1 gallon If you’re planting for theNative butterfly weed is a cousin to the common milkweed and one of the preferred host plants of the monarch butterfly. In early summer, red orange blooms emerge from deep green foliage and last around three months. The blooms have strong stems and make great cut flowers stems can be sealed over a flame to prevent the sticky sap from running out. Monarch habitat has been destroyed at an alarming rate, but has begun to make a comeback to the concerted