Asclepias hallii | Hall's Milkweed | 5 Seeds

Asclepias hallii, commonly known as Hall's Milkweed or Spider Milkweed, is a striking native perennial with unique features. Its slender stems are adorned with whorls of narrow leaves that give the plant an architectural appeal. In summer, it boasts spherical clusters of intricate, pinkish-purple to cream-white flowers, drawing pollinators such as bees and butterflies. As a host plant for Monarch butterfly larvae, it plays a crucial role in their lifecycle. Flourishing in well-draining soil and full sun, it's drought-tolerant and thrives in arid conditions. This milkweed's distinctive appearance and ecological significance make it an exceptional addition to gardens, supporting pollinator conservation and adding to the biodiversity of landscapes. Zones 4-7 Germination To facilitate successful Asclepias hallii seed germination, begin by preparing the seeds through a process called stratification. Start by placing the seeds in a damp paper towel or a moist growing medium within a plastic