Asclepias ovalifolia | Dwarf Oval leaf Milkweed | 10_Seeds USDA Hardiness Zone 7b

Asclepias ovalifolia | Dwarf Oval leaf Milkweed | 10_Seeds USDA Hardiness Zone 7bThese Seeds are from Asclepias ovalifolia, also known as Dwarf Milkweed, and Oval leaf Milkweed. This plant can get up to about two feet high and likes to grow in full sun to light shade where it attracts a wide variety of birds, bees, and butterflies. The blossoms are mostly white with green and pink tinges and they are most impressive in the middle of the Summer. Asclepias in general are documented nectar sources for the Monarch, Orange edged

This variety has a rich deep color pallet of purple and blue

Passiflora resticulata is native to Columbia and Ecuador

the plants will be disease resistant and have abundant blossoms

This is Passiflora loefgrenii Corupa

also known as Prairie Milkweed

After the cross pollination happens

The leaves of this plant are covered with long hairs and the fruits are a bluish purple

The Cinderella cultivar was selected for its gorgeous color and full bodied blooms

This adaptable plant does well anywhere from full sun to light shade

These cool hairy mouthed blossoms start in late Spring and last until early Fall

green antelopehorn

they attract bees