Narrowleaf Milkweed (Asclepias fascicularis) Quick Facts:

Host plant to Monarch, nectar plant to many

Herbaceous perennial

Native to the Western US

Hardy in USDA zones 6-10

Prefers full sun, can tolerate partial shade

Dry to medium well drained soil, drought tolerant

White and lavender colored flowers seen in late spring through summer

1-3 feet tall

Space 1 foot apart

Seeds germinate easily

Also called the Mexican whorled milkweed

Narrowleaf Milkweed Plants

These plants are grown specifically to be safe for butterflies/caterpillars.  These plants are in a 3 1/2″ pot and are ready to go in the ground or be potted into a larger container. Grows well in pots – even in our South Carolina summers!

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