Common Milkweed Seeds - Monarch Butterfly Host Plant (Asclepias speciosa)

Save the Monarchs: Grow Common Milkweed Make a difference for monarch butterflies with Common Milkweed (Asclepias speciosa), the essential host plant that monarch caterpillars depend on for survival. These vital seeds produce robust plants with fragrant pink-purple flower clusters that support the entire monarch lifecycle. Why Common Milkweed is Essential for Your Garden Monarch Lifeline: The only plant monarch caterpillars can eat - critical for species survival Pollinator Paradise: Attracts butterflies, bees, and beneficial insects with nectar-rich blooms Fragrant Flowers: Sweet-scented pink-purple clusters bloom from June to August Wildlife Value: Seeds feed birds, and plants provide shelter for beneficial insects Low Maintenance: Drought tolerant once established, spreads naturally Conservation Impact: Help restore monarch populations with every plant you grow Growing Information Bloom Time: June through AugustHeight: 3-6 feetSpacing: 18-24 inches apartSun Requirements: Ful