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Asclepias
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Narrow, lance shaped leaves and clusters of small, fragrant pink flowers in summer. 48 x 30" Full to part sun, moist soil. Native to the Eastern US. Hardy to -40 degrees F. Asclepiadadeae
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Attracts Butterflies and Hummingbirds! | |
Western US native to 3 feet high with thick stalks of gray-green leaves and rose colored flowerheads in spring to summer. Host plant for the Monarch Butterfly. Full to part sun, very well-drained soil. Hardy to -40 degrees F. Asclepiadadeae
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A vigorous, spreading plants that can reach up to 6' in height. It has thick, light green leaves and clusters of fragrant, pinkish-purple flowers in late spring to summer. Sun, very well-drained soil. Drought tolerant. Native to the Eastern US. Hardy to -30 degrees F. Asclepiadadeae
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Attracts Butterflies and Pollinators! | |
Cymes of bright orange flowers followed by large, showy seed capsules Sun, fertile, very well-drained soil. Has been quite drought tolerant in our dry summer garden here in the Pacific Northwest. 36” x 12” Hardy to -20 degrees F. Asclepiadadeae
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©Butterfly Milkweed provides nectar for the Swallowtail Butterfly
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