Gay Butterflies Milkweed notepad it actually belongs to the

it actually belongs to the century plant family instead

so ensure it gets some protection

Once it has established itself

Plant in Spring or Fall Mix

Gay Butterflies Milkweed notepad it actually belongs to theAsclepias tuberosa 'Gay Butterflies' Common names include Gay Butterflies Milkweed Gay Butterflies Milkweed a cultivar of the native milkweed Asclepias tuberosa. Its large clusters of small flowers range between red, orange, and yellow. Thin, lanceolate green leaves 2 6" long grow alternately up the stems. It has a fast growing, upright habit, and is quite tolerant of lean and unimproved soils. Height: 2 3 Spread: 2 3 Bloom: June October Light: Full