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Asclepias tuberosa 'Hello Yellow'
Common Names: Butterfly Weed
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If you wish to attract butterflies to your gardens, be sure to plant some Butterfly Weed. This wide-ranging native is found in all but 7 of the continental states. Asclepias 'Hello Yellow' is a golden-yellow seed strain that comes remarkably true within the range of yellow-gold. This drought-tolerant deciduous species makes a mound of stems cloth....(cont.)
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Asclepias incarnata 'Ice BalleIce BalleIce Ballet'
Common Names: White Swamp Milkweed
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Having a common name that belies its beauty, this Swamp Milkweed has a showy white flower that serves as a canvas allowing butterflies to really stand out. And attract butterflies it will! 'Ice Ballet' may grow a bit taller than the unselected species, perhaps to 4-5', and will be happiest in full sun and wet soils.
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Asclepias incarnata ''
Common Names: Pink Swamp Milkweed
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If you wish to attract butterflies to your gardens, be sure to plant some Pink Swamp Milkweed. It is the favorite food for the caterpillar of the Monarch Butterfly. Beautiful and unique bicolored flowers of whiteand dark pink appear midsummer in 1-2" diameter clusters. As the name implies, Swamp Milkweed grows best in moist locations but also toler....(cont.)
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