Asclepias fascicularis - Narrowleaf Milkweed (Seed) Cookbook Growth Rate Slow Endangered N/A

Growth Rate Slow Endangered N/A Growth Habit Upright

native plants and animals

Known from only seven occurances

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Asclepias fascicularis - Narrowleaf Milkweed (Seed) Cookbook Growth Rate Slow Endangered N/AOne of our locally native species. It has bright green foliage and intricate flower clusters. Spreads to form small colonies. Milkweeds are the only food source for the Monarch and Striated Queen caterpillars. Caution: all parts toxic. Plant Characteristics Species Name Asclepias fascicularis Common Name Narrowleaf Milkweed Plant Type Perennials Height by Width 4ft. x 5ft. Flower Color Pink, Magenta, Rose, White, Cream, Yellow, Gold Flowering Months