Swamp Milkweed Plant Sets
Swamp Milkweed (Asclepias incarnata) is a vital host plant for monarch butterfly caterpillars and a top nectar source for pollinators. This beautiful, long-blooming perennial produces clusters of rose-to-deep pink flowers on tall, branching stalks with narrow, lance-shaped leaves. As a wetland-loving species, swamp milkweed thrives in rain gardens, pond edges, and moist soils, making it an excellent addition to wildlife-friendly landscapes. Key Features: Monarch Host Plant: Essential for monarch butterfly caterpillars, providing food for their life cycle. Pollinator Favorite: Abundant nectar attracts butterflies, moths, bees, and hummingbirds. Long-Lasting Blooms: Rosy-pink flowers bloom from mid-summer through early fall, adding vibrant color and texture. Fall & Winter Interest: Tan/brown seed pods develop in fall and persist into winter, supporting birds and beneficial insects. Moisture-Loving: Ideal for rain gardens, pond edges, and wet meadows, but also grows well in