About Whorled
Sweet-scented white flowers July–September and long needle-like leaves make this wildflower a petite enchanter. Thrives in poor, dry soil and multiplies rapidly. Seed from northeastern Iowa.
Whorled Milkweed is among the most poisonous of milkweeds, containing a high concentration of cardiac glycosides.
About Milkweed
Milkweed leaves are the only food source of monarch caterpillars. Their flowers are also a great nectar source for the butterflies and bees. You’ll be surprised by the different leaf shapes, fragrances, and flower colors these native milkweed varieties have to offer, from orange to pink to white. Milkweed is
taprooted, so once it’s planted, it’s hard to move.
Pot Size & Price
3.5-in. pot
$4.00
Height
12"–24"
Sunlight Exposure
Full Sun
Partial Sun
Catalog
N112
Plant Traits
Bees
Birds
Butterflies
Minnesota Native
Poisonous
Stock Notes
Restocks On Saturday
