Multiple native milkweed varieties: Offers a range of blooms in pink, orange, and yellow for visual interest
Supports monarch butterflies: Provides the sole host plant for monarch eggs, aiding in pollinator conservation
Strong soil tolerance: Includes species like tuberosa that thrive in dry or rocky conditions, and incarnata that thrives in wet environments
Free flowering through summer: Ensures continuous color and garden vitality
Deer-resistant selection: Reduces risk of damage from browsing animals
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It's the best of both worlds. Your garden aesthetic is accentuated by the brilliant Monarch butterflies that milkweed attracts, and you do right by these beneficial pollinators, providing the one plant they can lay eggs on. That's another thing about milkweed—easy landscaping. In this collection, three warm–toned bloom colors catch attent
I received exactly what you see in the picture. They were packed in plastic bag with light and loose media to peotect the roots. I planted these straight away. I really hope they take off OK. We have a 25% drop ib our Monarch Butterfly population. I wish these plants will helo them to build their population up.