Description
Quite a hidden gem of the woods, this milkweed grows in part shaded, dry to moist locations, usually at the edge of forests. In mid-summer, elegant clusters of white to pale lavender very fragrant flowers become a magnet for pollinators; they’ll be followed by the usual milkseeds pods.
Good around the edges of the woodland garden or in any part-shade location. Like any other milkweed it serves as a larval host for Monarch butterflies – one can never have too many milkweeds around!
Germination: cold/moist stratification or sown in the fall outdoors. The seeds can also be moist stratified in the fridge for 3 months then sown for spring germination.
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