Asclepias incarnata ssp. pulchra (Eastern Swamp Milkweed)Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds Host and nectar plant for monarch butterflies Striking, fragrant bloom Thrives in sun and tolerates moist soils Outstanding plant form and foliage Super showy with big heads of small, fragrant, deep pink purple flower clusters on a plant offering a bushier form with wider foliage than the closely related A. incarnata. Its long lasting summer bloom is a magnet for butterflies and hummingbirds and it is a crucial

sunny areas and is the signature plant for Monarch caterpillars and for nectar for Monarch adults as well as other showy landscape butterflies

White flowers splashed with pink and purple

Lightly scented and very distinctive in the garden

Hardiness Zone 3-9 Height 3-4 ft Spread 10-12 in

pure white flowers in mid-May

with minimal upkeep

spreading specimen is renowned in the northeast for its incredible display of large

perfect for groupings

reducing the competition for nutrients and giving your plants a better chance to thrive

Great texture and leaf color

PEAK green lawn

this mulch provides a beautiful