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BRING HOME THE BUTTERFLIES. Asclepias is also known by its common name Milk Weed, among several others. It is a herbaceous perennial. Tropical, multi-tasking milk weed attracts monarch butterflies that use the plant as a source for nectar. Monarch butterflies lay eggs on this plant and in turn, the resulting larvae (Caterpillars) use the plant leaves as a food source. Plant en masse to create curb appeal and to help support threatened wild life. It is very easy to care for, deer and rabbit resistant and will still flower while it produces seed-blooms all season. Starting with our sizable roots instead of seed, they assure a full season of bloom. It can also be grown as a container plant. Asclepia Gay Butterfly Mixture, also known as butterfly weed, is among the more popular choices of our Asclepias. The mixture consists of orange, red and yellow blooming varieties. They are drought tolerant and very easy to care for.

BRING HOME THE BUTTERFLIES Asclepias is also known by its common name Milk Weed, among several others. It is a herbaceous perennial. Tropical, multi-tasking milk weed attracts monarch butterflies that use the plant as a source for nectar. Monarch butterflies lay eggs on this plant and in turn, the resulting larvae (Caterpillars) use the plant leaves as a food source. Plant en masse to create curb appeal and to help support threatened wild life. It is very easy to care for, deer and rabbit resistant and will still flower while it produces seed-blooms all season. Starting with our sizable roots instead of seed, they assure a full season of bloom. Asclepias incarnata Pink, produces branching stems, with small fragrant pink to mauve flowers.

Bring Home The Butterflyes Asclepias is also known by its common name Milk Weed, among several others. It is a herbaceous perennial. Tropical, multitasking milk weed attracts monarch butterflies that use the plant as a source for nectar. Monarch butterflies lay eggs on this plant and in turn, the resulting larvae (Caterpillars) use the plant leaves as a food source. Plant en masse to create curb appeal and to help support threatened wild life. It is very easy to care for, deer and rabbit resistant and will still flower while it produces seed-blooms all season. Starting with our sizable roots instead of seed, they assure a full season of bloom. It can also be grown as a container plant. Asclepia tuberosa, commonly called butterfly weed, features bright orange flower clusters atop lance-shaped leaves. Immensely popular native plant. This specific variety is the most drought tolerant of all.

This is an essential plant to have in the landscape if you want to attract butterflies. Asclepias Mix will give you clusters of orange, red and yellow milkweed-like flowers. Asclepias is drought-tolerant and free-flowering. Its extremely long vase life makes it an excellent cut flower. The flowers and pods are also great for dried arrangements.

BRING HOME THE BUTTERFLIES. Asclepias is also known by its common name Milk Weed, among several others. It is a herbaceous perennial. Tropical, multi-tasking milk weed attracts monarch butterflies that use the plant as a source for nectar. Monarch butterflies lay eggs on this plant and in turn, the resulting larvae (Caterpillars) use the plant leaves as a food source. Plant en masse to create curb appeal and to help support threatened wild life. It is very easy to care for, deer and rabbit resistant and will still flower while it produces seed-blooms all season. Starting with our sizable roots instead of seed, they assure a full season of bloom. It can also be grown as a container plant. Asclepia Green Beauty, commonly called swamp milk weed, features big greenish flower clusters atop lance-shaped leaves. Immensely popular native plant. Easy to grow. A solid garden-worthy specimen which need little to no care once established.

BRING HOME THE BUTTERFLIES. Asclepias is also known by its common name Milk Weed, among several others. It is a herbaceous perennial. Tropical, multi-tasking milk weed attracts monarch butterflies that use the plant as a source for nectar. Monarch butterflies lay eggs on this plant and in turn, the resulting larvae (Caterpillars) use the plant leaves as a food source. Plant en masse to create curb appeal and to help support threatened wild life. It is very easy to care for, deer and rabbit resistant and will still flower while it produces seed-blooms all season. Starting with our sizable roots instead of seed, they assure a full season of bloom. It can also be grown as a container plant. Asclepia tuberosa Hello yellow, also known as butterfly weed, features bright yellow flower clusters atop lance-shaped leaves. Immensely popular native plant. The seedpods are often used in dried flower arrangements. Essential plant if you want to attract butterflies to your garden.

BRING HOME THE BUTTERFLIES. Asclepias is also known by its common name Milk Weed, among several others. It is a herbaceous perennial. Tropical, multi-tasking milk weed attracts monarch butterflies that use the plant as a source for nectar. Monarch butterflies lay eggs on this plant and in turn, the resulting larvae (Caterpillars) use the plant leaves as a food source. Plant en masse to create curb appeal and to help support threatened wild life. It is very easy to care for, deer and rabbit resistant and will still flower while it produces seed-blooms all season. Starting with our sizable roots instead of seed, they assure a full season of bloom. It can also be grown as a container plant. Asclepia tuberosa, commonly called butterfly weed, features bright orange flower clusters atop lance-shaped leaves. Immensely popular native plant. This specific variety is the most drought tolerant of all.

BRING HOME THE BUTTERFLIES. Asclepias is also known by its common name Milk Weed, among several others. It is a herbaceous perennial. Tropical, multi-tasking milk weed attracts monarch butterflies that use the plant as a source for nectar. Monarch butterflies lay eggs on this plant and in turn, the resulting larvae (Caterpillars) use the plant leaves as a food source. Plant en masse to create curb appeal and to help support threatened wild life. It is very easy to care for, deer and rabbit resistant and will still flower while it produces seed-blooms all season. Starting with our sizable roots instead of seed, they assure a full season of bloom. It can also be grown as a container plant. Asclepia Cinderella, commonly called swamp milkweed, features vanilla-scented cluster like flowers atop narrow lance -shaped leaves. Native plant. Easy to grow. Stems exude milky sap when cut.

BRING HOME THE BUTTERFLIES. Asclepias is also known by its common name Milk Weed, among several others. It is a herbaceous perennial. Tropical, multi-tasking milk weed attracts monarch butterflies that use the plant as a source for nectar. Monarch butterflies lay eggs on this plant and in turn, the resulting larvae (Caterpillars) use the plant leaves as a food source. Plant en masse to create curb appeal and to help support threatened wild life. It is very easy to care for, deer and rabbit resistant and will still flower while it produces seed-blooms all season. Starting with our sizable roots instead of seed, they assure a full season of bloom. It can also be grown as a container plant. Asclepia Soulmate, commonly called swamp milk weed, features pink-white flower clusters atop lance-shaped leaves. Immensely popular native plant. Easy to grow. Vanilla fragrance.

BRING HOME THE BUTTERFLIES. Asclepias is also known by its common name Milk Weed, among several others. It is a herbaceous perennial. Tropical, multi-tasking milk weed attracts monarch butterflies that use the plant as a source for nectar. Monarch butterflies lay eggs on this plant and in turn, the resulting larvae (Caterpillars) use the plant leaves as a food source. Plant en masse to create curb appeal and to help support threatened wild life. It is very easy to care for, deer and rabbit resistant and will still flower while it produces seed-blooms all season. Starting with our sizable roots instead of seed, they assure a full season of bloom. It can also be grown as a container plant. Asclepia Ice Ballet, commonly called swamp milkweed, features white large flower clusters atop lance-shaped leaves. Immensely popular native plant. Easy to grow. Elegant choice, contrasting nicely against the greens in the garden for a cool calm combination.