Asclepias variegata Size:5" deep (limit 4 per customer)

Asclepias variegata Size:5" deep (limit 4 per customer)Redring Milkweed (Asclepias variegata) Dogbane Family Redring Milkweed is a slow growing milkweed often found in semi shaded, dry woodlands. Fragrant, creamy white flowers with subtle red rings bloom in late spring to early summer. Flowers attract a wide array of pollinators and must be cross pollinated to produce viable seed. This species does not set abundant seed like many other commercially available species. This and its slow growth have made it

southwest and midwest nativeProvenance: Unknown

Pitcher Plants (Sarracenia sp

Often associated with mountain habitat

Provenance: TN

Space: 4-8'

taking on purple colors in cooler monthsHeight: 3-6' Space: 2-3'Soil: Moist-WetExposure: Full sun-Part sun-Part shadeFauna: Butterflies

In the garden

Blooms: Pink/White

Leaves: Blue-green

tart crabapples that ripen in late summer and are consumed by birds and mammals

common across the state

March-MayLeaves: Large basal leaves form a tight rosetteHeight: 1-2'   Space: 12-18"Soil: Average-MoistExposure:  Shade-Part shadeFauna: Largely unknownSeeds: Capsules hold numerous