Asclepias Plants Attract Butterflies Family Jewels Tuberosa Apollo Yellow physocarpa Oscar Devil's Balls

Georgia Vines - Asclepias Plants Attract Butterflies

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Asclepias Family Jewels

Asclepias physocarpa Oscar

Family Jewels plant

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Asclepias physocarpa Oscar, or Family Jewels plant, or Devil's Balls. Part of the butterfly weed family, this plant produces very unusual seed pods that get lots of attention. The tiny clumps of white blossoms attract all sorts of butterflies. A tender perennial it is hardy in zones 9-11.

devils balls Asclepias physocarpa Oscar, or Family Jewels plant, or Devil's Balls. Part of the butterfly weed family, this plant produces very unusual seed pods that get lots of attention. The tiny clumps of white blossoms attract all sorts of butterflies. A tender perennial it is hardy in zones 9-11

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Family Jewels by Marsha Gaspari

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Asclepias Tuberosa
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butterfly Asclepias Tuberosa They blossom in zones 4-11 throughout the season and will bring all types of butterflies. These plants are perennials and grow in full sun and sandy soil is best for them. Quite a drought tolerant plant (I don't think that I have ever had to water it. 4-6 weeks of stratification suggested for good germination.

Apollo Yellow
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Asclepias curassavica

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This is the beautiful Apollo Yellow butterfly plant, or Asclepias curassavica. This plant has pure golden blossoms and is hardy in zones 8-11. It will bring more butterflies than you can imagine. An added bonus is that this plant is deer-proof, if that is a problem in your gardens. These perennials grow 4 to 5 feet tall. Full sun and sandy soil is best for them. Quite a drought tolerant plant (I don't think that I have ever had to water them).

Cape Milkweed
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Asclepias cancellata

Gomphorcarpus cancellata

Cape Milkweed This is the beautiful butterfly plant Asclepias cancellata, or Gomphorcarpus cancellata, or Cape Milkweed . Sometimes known as Cotton Milkweed because when the flowers fade to seed pods they appear as a ball of cotton upon the tops of the3-4 foot stems. A species from South Africa .The short pointed leaves on long stems have beautiful white veining. Will die back to its roots in freezing temperatures but will return in the spring. Hardy in zones 9 and above. Deer resistant and a real bee and butterfly attractor.

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