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Live Plant - Milkweed, Dwarf
Important spring ordering terms: live plants ordered online must be picked up within seven days of "ready for pick-up" notification being issued (holds beyond seven days will be cancelled and refunded). Sage Garden does not recommend planting outdoors until the ground has warmed up (June...
Live Plant - Milkweed, Swamp
Description: Milkweed plants are essential to Monarch butterflies, as the leaves are the only food source for Monarch caterpillars. Milkweed flowers are also a nectar source for Monarchs and other butterflies. This Manitoba-native species has showy pink blooms in mid-summer, followed...
Milkweed, Red (Swamp) (Organically Grown Seed) (SGH)
Description: Plant one for the Monarchs! Planting milkweed is something that home gardeners can do to help restore Monarch butterfly populations threatened by habitat loss. Not invasive in the garden setting but the plants look awesome in bold groupings. Monarchs lay...
Soulmate Milkweed - Set of 5 in root developer pots
SAVE by purchasing these hardy milkweeds in our special root developer sets... This set of FIVE (5) well established hardy milkweed come in deep root developer pockets. Transplanting from this special format is equivalent to transplanting from 4" pots! A...
Whorled Milkweed - Set of 5 in root developer pots
SAVE by purchasing these hardy milkweeds in our special root developer sets... This set of FIVE (5) well established hardy milkweed come in deep root developer pockets. Transplanting from this special format is equivalent to transplanting from 4" pots! A...
Milkweed, Whorled (Naturally Grown Seeds)
Description: A dainty Monarch butterfly host plant that features fragrant white flower clusters and delicate leaves. Tolerates drought. Attracts bees and other pollinators/beneficial insects. Beautiful complement to the more familiar hardy milkweeds. Monarchs lay their eggs on this host plant...
Live Plant - Milkweed, Soulmate
Description: Essential butterfly plants, Milkweeds are the only host plants for Monarch butterflies and are a nectar source as well. The leaves contain a toxic milky sap that is ingested by the Monarch caterpillars, making them undesirable to predators, such...
Live Plant - Milkweed, Whorled
Description: Milkweed plants are essential to Monarch butterflies, as the leaves are the only food source for Monarch caterpillars. Milkweed flowers are also a nectar source for Monarch and other butterflies. Whorled Milkweed has finely-textured narrow leaves and fragrant greenish-white flowers in...
Live Plant - Milkweed, Ice Ballet
Description: Essential butterfly plants! Milkweeds are the only host plants for Monarch butterflies and are a nectar source as well. The leaves contain a toxic milky sap that is ingested by the Monarch caterpillars, making them undesirable to predators, such...
Milkweed, Butterfly Weed (Organically Grown Seed)
Description: A gorgeous perennial with clusters of orange flowers. If started early enough, you may be able to encourage it to bloom in the first year. As with all members of the Asclepias family, Butterfly Weed is a host plant for...
The Milkweed Lands: An Epic Story of One Plant: Its Nature and Ecology
Author: Eric Lee-Mader Publisher: Storey Publishing Page Count: 114 ISBN: 9781635864366 List Price: $29.00 National Outdoor Book Award WinnerDelve into this fascinating appreciation of milkweed, an often-overlooked plant, and discover an amazing range of insects and organisms that depend on...
Root & Branch Paper Co. - Monarch and Milkweed Notecard
Monarch + Milkweed Eco Friendly Everyday Butterfly Card. Digitally printed on 100% recycled paper. Blank interior for a personal, handwritten message. Size: A2, 4.25" x 5.5" folded. Comes with a fitted brown kraft envelope. Card and envelope are made from...
Milk Thistle (Organically Grown Seeds)
Description: Milk thistle has such a bold and attention-getting presence in the garden! The spiky leaves are strongly variegated white and green, and the plant grows up from a rosette. The purple flowers appear in mid to late summer, and are...