Park Seed Common Milkweed Seeds, Pack of 100 Seeds
- This native American perennial is a vital food source for Monarch butterflies during the caterpillar stage, and countless other species flock to it as well for valuable nectar.
- Common Milkweed is far more than just a "useful" plant, it's lovely with bouquets of deep pink to purple blooms that make excellent cuts for the vase. It grows upright 3 to 4 feet high and about 2 to 2.5 feet wide, with good branching
- It's ideal for a wildflower garden or an area of sunny soil that you want to keep natural and open for the butterflies
- This native species is easy to grow in just about any soil type or climate. Hardy from one end of the country to the other, it doesn't mind heat, humidity, drought, cold, salt spray, or poorly fertile soil.
- Common Milkweed is the foundation of a great butterfly garden, and it benefits your entire neighborhood as well as your own landscape. Start it this season!
- This native American perennial is a vital food source for Monarch butterflies during the caterpillar stage, and countless other species flock to it as well for valuable nectar.
- Common Milkweed is far more than just a "useful" plant, it's lovely with bouquets of deep pink to purple blooms that make excellent cuts for the vase. It grows upright 3 to 4 feet high and about 2 to 2.5 feet wide, with good branching
- It's ideal for a wildflower garden or an area of sunny soil that you want to keep natural and open for the butterflies
- This native species is easy to grow in just about any soil type or climate. Hardy from one end of the country to the other, it doesn't mind heat, humidity, drought, cold, salt spray, or poorly fertile soil.
- Common Milkweed is the foundation of a great butterfly garden, and it benefits your entire neighborhood as well as your own landscape. Start it this season!
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- This native American perennial is a vital food source for Monarch butterflies during the caterpillar stage, and countless other species flock to it as well for valuable nectar.
- Common Milkweed is far more than just a "useful" plant, it's lovely with bouquets of deep pink to purple blooms that make excellent cuts for the vase. It grows upright 3 to 4 feet high and about 2 to 2.5 feet wide, with good branching
- It's ideal for a wildflower garden or an area of sunny soil that you want to keep natural and open for the butterflies
- This native species is easy to grow in just about any soil type or climate. Hardy from one end of the country to the other, it doesn't mind heat, humidity, drought, cold, salt spray, or poorly fertile soil.
- Common Milkweed is the foundation of a great butterfly garden, and it benefits your entire neighborhood as well as your own landscape. Start it this season!
