Late Summer FlowersLow Water GardeningAsclepias TuberosaNative FlowersLow Maintenance GardenPollinator GardenNative GardenHerbaceous PerennialsGarden PlansButterfly Weed (Asclepias tuberosa) at Westwood GardensFind Butterfly Weed (Asclepias tuberosa) in Fayetteville Springdale Rogers Bentonville AR Arkansas AR at Westwood Gardens89
Butterfly Milkweed PlantNarrowleaf MilkweedButterfly MilkweedCommon MilkweedPhotos PlantMilkweed FlowerNative LandscapingLandscape PlanningMilkweed PlantButterfly Milkweed (Asclepias tuberosa) | Heartland Seed of Missouri, LLCFound on prairies, open woods and hillsides; No milky latex; Medicinal purposes - Pleurisy and other medicinal benefits to early indigenous people and early ...510
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Butterfly MilkweedState ProjectHouse On The BeachBeach In CaliforniaTropical PatioAsclepias TuberosaFlower BoardFine GardeningWatercolor ProjectsColorful Butterfly WeedButterfly weed (Asclepias tuberosa and cvs., Zones 3–9) features flat-topped clusters of bright orange flowers in summer that offer nectar for a wide range of pollinators. Once established, this 12- to 30-inch-tall tuberous perennial is an amazingly durable and long-lived garden plant. The flower color might vary between light orange and orange-red, and there are yellow selections too.45
Cottage Garden PerennialsRozanne GeraniumPlant PalletPnw GardeningLawn AlternativeKnock Out RosesCottage Garden StyleSmall Flower GardensGeranium RozanneA Visit to Mira's Colorful GardenIn all the years I have written this blog, I don't think I have ever singled out a garden for its use of color–so this is a first. Afte...65
Mexican ButterflyButterfly MilkweedBotanical MuralFlower SymbolismOrnamental GardenAsclepias TuberosaPotted Plants OutdoorPlants OutdoorThe MonarchAsclepiasSpain. Islas Canarias. Tenerife. Costa del Silencio. Asclepias curassavica, commonly known as tropical milkweed, is a flowering plant species of the milkweed genus, Asclepias.It is native to the American tropics[5] and has a pantropical distribution as an introduced species. Other common names include bloodflower or blood flower,cotton bush, hierba de la cucaracha, Mexican butterfly weed, redhead,[6] scarlet milkweed,and wild ipecacuanha. It is grown as an ornamental garden plant and as a…104
Hummingbird Garden IdeasMilkweed GardenShrubs LandscapingPollinator Garden IdeasMonarch GardenButterfly Garden IdeasButterfly FarmMonarch Butterfly GardenNative Plant LandscapeHow To Build The Perfect Monarch Butterfly GardenFive easy tips and techniques, results of a two-year study, for how to build and sustain a monarch butterfly's dream garden.458
Butterfly MilkweedMilkweed FlowerMilkweed PlantAsclepias TuberosaButterfly PlantsFlowers OrangeGarden FarmMonarch ButterfliesFarm FoodAsclepias tuberosa - Butterfly milkweed. | GreenFuse Photos: Garden, farm & food photographyAsclepias tuberosa - Butterfly milkweed.919
Backyard BedVermont GardenButterfly MilkweedTypes Of GardensCalifornia Native GardenMaster Gardener ProgramDeer Resistant FlowersGarden RenovationGrand GardenButterflyweed, Asclepias tuberosaThe Perennial Plant Association’s Perennial of the Year 2017 is butterflyweed, Asclepias tuberosa. This native milkweed offers brilliant orange flowers attractive to a wide range of butterflies and other insects and is a host for monarch butterfly caterpillars. Learn more about this tough, long-lived herbaceous perennial that makes a great addition to many types of gardens in this article…79
Zone 10 GardeningMilkweed GardenMaryland GardenXeriscaping IdeasPollinator Garden IdeasHouse Front GardenPlants CombinationColorado LandscapingFlower Garden InspirationA Pretty Duo to Try: Asclepias and SalviaFairly easy to replicate, this eye-catching plant combination includes a couple of spectacular elements which almost thrive on neglect while providing striking color and contrast for weeks. Low maintenance, pest and disease-free, deer and drought tolerant, this planting will attract scores of butterflies.94