Showy Milkweed Seeds to Plant Perennial Flowers (10 Packs)

⭐ Key Features

•Plant Profile: Western native milkweed presenting dramatic, oversized spherical clusters of fragrant star-shaped silvery-pink and rose-tinted blossoms.

•Velvet Foliage: Covered in velvety gray-green foliage that adds substantial textural richness to naturalized beds and pollinator habitat gardens.

•Growing Conditions: Thrives in full sun exposures and dry to medium-moisture soils, standing up exceptionally well to heat, wind, and dry weather.

•Monarch Support: Offers prime feeding and egg-laying grounds for monarch butterflies alongside an irresistible buffet for native bees and hummingbirds.

•Quality: Fresh seeds for the current & following season that originate from a temperature & moisture-controlled facility.

•Quantity: Generous seed counts allow you to share with friends and family or easily store the extras for next season.

•Packets: Beautifully illustrated 3.5" x 5" packets feature easy, step-by-step seed sowing guides on the back.

•Promise: We never knowingly supply GMO products. Majority of our seeds are open-pollinated & heirloom with a few hybrids.

•Germination: Get the freshest seed from growers. When sown correctly, you will start seeing results in just a few days.

•Freshness: Seeds are safely secured in tear & moisture-resistant packaging, keeping them fresher, longer than competitors.

🛠️ Specifications

• Brand : Seed Needs
• Size : 10 Packs
• Unit : 10 Count
• Color : Pink
• Item highlights : Heirloom & Open Pollinated Asclepias speciosa Seeds - Velvety pink-purple blooms supporting monarchs & native pollinators
• Special features : Heirloom, Open Pollinated, Attracts Pollinators, Perennial Flowers, Great for Butterfly Gardens
• Style : Showy Milkweed
• Type : PLANT_SEED
• Item dimensions : H: 0.0 / L: 5.0 / W: 3.5
• Package dimensions : H: 0.0 / L: 5.0 / W: 3.5 (Weight: 0.01)

📋 Product Description

Showy Milkweed (Asclepias speciosa) commands attention with large, spherical flower clusters showcasing intricate, silvery-pink star blossoms with pronounced, crown-shaped hoods over velvety, blue-green leaves. It serves as a keystone species in western butterfly corridors, supplying bountiful nectar to swallowtails and fritillaries while acting as a nursery host for monarch caterpillars. Its architectural presence lends bold texture to pollinator gardens, naturalized ditches, and soil conservation projects.