Asclepias incarnata Q01 grasses Moderate Indirect (Medium)

Moderate Indirect (Medium)

Enhanced with Bio-tone® microbes and naturally low in salts so it won’t burn

watermelon pink to coral red flowers with glowing orange centers in a long blooming display from early summer into fall

sword-shaped dark green leaves have a lengthwise crease and large white spots and stripes

seeds may be saved for planting later or allowed to self-seed

Asclepias incarnata Q01 grasses Moderate Indirect (Medium)Swamp Milkweed Bloom Period: July August Light: Sun Water: Medium Wet Size: Height 48 60 Width 24 36 Zone: 3 9 Patent: None Showy clusters of small, rose purple flowers atop stiff, tall stems with dark bluish green, lance like leaves. Numerous attractive seedpods follow; seeds may be saved for planting later or allowed to self seed. Missouri native that is one of the principal host milkweeds for Monarch caterpillars in the Midwest. Also attracts bees