Milkweed Plant

Buy Milkweed Plants  Asclepias Online Wholesale Milkweed plants can grow to be 4 feet tall on a thin stem and produce green leaves that may reach 8 inches. It is most fragrant from late June until August. Due to its root structure, which grows beneath the surface so new pods can reach the top, one will spend more time containing the flower. When stems and leaves are cut, white sap oozes out. Flowers are commonly pink and purple, but can vary by species. Plant them 18 inches apart to avoid overcrowding and look for unwanted weeds to pull. Removing seed pods will also slow their spread. Watering and fertilizing are not necessary. Only water if drought conditions are present. They prefer full sunlight and dry soil. They can even survive in damaged soil. Milkweed Plants Are Vital For Monarchs They are a significant food source for Monarch butterflies and other species and host all stages of the monarch's life cycle. It entices people to grow butterfly gardens at home. Caterpillars will cov