Asclepias fascicularis, Narrow-Leafed Milkweed Size:1.16 qt - ships Sep 1 - April 1 or half so inspiring in

or half so inspiring in color and spicy fragrance

and the other in full shade and about 6 ft away from another water feature

The leaves turn a soft green as the season progresses

'Firefly' is a very pretty name

Asclepias fascicularis, Narrow-Leafed Milkweed Size:1.16 qt - ships Sep 1 - April 1 or half so inspiring inPurplish pink to greenish white flowers bloom summer to fall. A. fascicularis has a three foot tall stem and narrow, five inch leaves, and a five inch flower cluster. Water well the first month and then ignore. This native will tolerate clay and salty soil! Monarch Butterflies use this plant as a nectar source AND host plant for their larvae! Many other pollinators use this plant as a nectar source, too: honeybees, moths, hummingbirds, and lots of