Asclepias incarnata, Swamp Milkweed or Rose Milkweed Size:3 qt; at nursery only light pink tubular flowers with

light pink tubular flowers with golden throats in springtime and interesting light brown peeling bark

Mature size: 12 ft T x 6 ft W

A rosette of long

Larkspur attracts butterflies and hummingbirds

wiry stalks holding pinnately divided fronds in a flat

Asclepias incarnata, Swamp Milkweed or Rose Milkweed Size:3 qt; at nursery only light pink tubular flowers withSwamp milkweed grows 45 feet tall and has clusters of pinkish purple buds that open to invite butterflies mid to late summer. After blooms fade, 45 inch long seed pods develop then split open to release seeds that catch and ride the wind with puffs of silky threads. Upright and clump forming, this beauty is slow to establish and slow to emerge in spring but once settled in it sends out DEEP taproots. So make sure you plant it where you want it to stay