ASCLEPIAS TUBEROSA-Butterfly WeedButterfly Milkweed Essential for attracting Monarch butterflies Drought tolerant Umbels of small orange flowers mid July to August Caterpillar food source and nectar source Attracts birds American Beauties Native Plants Category: Perennial Breeder: American Beauties Native Plants Hardiness Zone: 3 8 Height: 18 30 in Spread: 12 24 in Bloom Color: Orange Shades Like its relative, Asclepias incarnata, this plant is essential to attracting Monarch

Foliage is colorful throughout the growing season making this an outstanding specimen tree

and jellies but also makes a superb tea and even gives bath water an invigorating splash

It blooms non-stop from early summer through frost with amethyst-toned flowers

» Summer-Fall bloomer

Lightly tea scented

and for its open panicled flower in shades of pink and brown that carries a striking coriander scent

Thuja 'Rheingold' and Ilex 'Shamrock'

Mature Size-Height- 12 - 14 Ft Width- 12 -14 Ft

Free flowering from early Summer to early Autumn

powder blue berries and a great taste that will always have people looking for more

long lasting color in a mixed perennial container

Large pink