asclepias incarnata (swamp milkweed) native Size:1 litre

asclepias incarnata (swamp milkweed) native Size:1 litrepink flowers are followed by attractive seed pods food source for monarch butterflies commonly found in swamps or wetland landscapes bloom time: july to august zone 3 height 100 125cm spread 60 90cm colour pink although tolerant of drier soils, swamp milkweed thrives in moist to wet soils once flowering is complete, it is best to leave dead flowers untouched as attractive seed pods will follow very slow to emerge in the spring full sun partial sun

not a true cedar

bloom time: summer to early fall

bloom time: mid-august to september

trumpet-shaped flowers with a dark purple blotch

it will also grow in clay

occasionally flowers are pink or white

mountain laurel grows best in a well-drained

somewhat horizontal habit

Regular deadheading is recommended to improve appearance

bloom time: late july to early august

bloom time: midsummer to fall

rabbit resistant