Elevate your butterfly garden with the native charm of Asclepias Fascicularis Narrowleaf Milkweed! This delightful perennial is a haven for Monarch butterflies and other pollinators with its clusters of pink, lavender, to white starry flowers. As they bloom from summer to fall, the fragrant blossoms create a striking focal point in your garden. Seed pods are smooth and split open with silky hairs that carry the seeds through the air. Remove seed pods if you don't want it to self-seed. Foliage is long, narrow and pointed.

Its low-maintenance and tough drought-tolerant nature gives it the ability to thrive in full sun and well-drained soils, including clay! Narrowleaf milkweed will naturally die back in the winter and will re-emerge in spring in native zones. Add a burst of color and whimsical allure to your garden while inviting butterflies and other pollinators with this easy-to-grow western US native!

Note: The sap is considered toxic to curious pets if ingested. Plant with caution.

Easy to Grow Features:

• Zone: 6-10
• Height: Up to 36 in.
• Spread: 12-24 in.
• Sunlight: Full Sun
• Water: Moderate to Low
• Flowering Season: Summer to Fall
• Flower Color: Pink, Purple, White