• MONARCH LIFELINE, NOT JUST A FLOWER — Butterfly Milkweed (Asclepias tuberosa) is a certified monarch host plant, giving caterpillars food and pollinators like bees a steady nectar source all season.
• TRUE NATIVE, ZONES 3–11 — This U.S. native perennial wildflower naturalizes without taking over your yard — non-aggressive growth habit, unlike common milkweed varieties.
• BOLD SUMMER-TO-FALL COLOR — Clusters of bright orange to reddish-orange blooms (2–5 in.) light up beds, borders, meadows, and prairie plantings from summer through early fall.
• RELIABLE GERMINATION, NO GUESSWORK — Expect sprouts in 14–28 days at 65–75°F; cold stratify for 30 days before spring sowing (or direct sow in fall) for best results.
• HEIRLOOM & NON-GMO, OPEN-POLLINATED — True-to-species Asclepias tuberosa seed, with no hybrids.
• BUILT FOR NEGLECT — Once established, this deep-taprooted perennial handles drought, heat, and poor sandy soil with minimal watering — ideal for low-maintenance gardens.
• RIGHT-SIZED FOR YOUR SPACE — Available in 108, 216, 300, or 700-seed counts, so whether you're filling a container or a full pollinator meadow, there's a size that fits.