Orders still mailed out as time allows, but not rapidly at this time of year! Priority is out in the gardens now for the growing season. Thanks for your understanding and patience.
Orders still mailed out as time allows, but not rapidly at this time of year! Priority is out in the gardens now for the growing season. Thanks for your understanding and patience.
Swamp Milkweed normally grows in wetlands in Missouri but seems quite happy in Saskatchewan gardens. The much-branched plants grow 3’—4′ tall with narrow leaves and flowers in tight umbels at the ends of the stems. Flowers are usually pink but this is a mix of pink- and white-flowered cultivars. The pods are attractive and split to release seeds which are carried away by the wind. All milkweeds provide food for Monarch butterflies.
Asclepias incarnata
Perennial Flowers
