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Spring Planted shipped 3-1 to 6-1 17 (Summer Catalogue) - Catalogue - Perennials - Other Than Bulbs
Genus: Asclepias
Cultivar: syriaca
Family: Asclepiadaceae
Nickname: Milkweed
Bulbs per sq. foot: 1
Zones: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
Bloomtime: Early Summer, Mid Summer, Late Summer, Early Fall, Fall
Color: Pink
Sun: Full Sun
Height: 3' - 4', 4' - 5', 6' +, 25" - 30"
Pests: Pest Resistant
Moisture: Dry, Average
Legend
the plant is one that attracts numerous pollinators
Spring Planted shipped 3-15 to 6-15
Description
Asclepias syriaca (Common Milkweed) has clusters of pinkish flowers that are 'butterfly magnets' and a Monarch larvae food source; blooms on 2'-6' stems in early to mid summer-fall; a critter resistant, drought tolerant, pollinator attractor! Spreads by stolons and seed; winter hardiness zone 4-9; plug. We are not perennial growers but we have been using all types of plant material in our gardens with bulbs and have recommended doing so for over 20 years! We have friends who grow plants in the U.S. and have offered them to us for our catalogue. We're sure you'll enjoy them in your garden especially when you see how they extend and expand your blooming season! Our pollinators are so important to the sustainability of our gardens and food crops for insect and birds and if each of us participates in healthy gardening practices and chooses some of the pollinator attracting plants, we can collectively make a HUGE difference.
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