Butterfly Milkweed Roots - Mix calla Don't worry if you don't

Don't worry if you don't see many black-eyed Susans in your first year after planting

Sword-shaped medium green leaves in upright fans typical of gladiolus give way to fragrant star-shaped white flowers with dark purple throats

Ranunculus are easy to grow and do well in vases

The verdant hills of The Evergreen State are well known

from Maine down to Maryland

Butterfly Milkweed Roots - Mix calla Don't worry if you don'tAn admirable garden plant, our Butterfly Milkweed Mix offers this powerhouse in three different butterfly attracting colors of orange, white, and fuchsia. A requisite for any native plant garden, naturalized area, wildflower meadow or prairie, plant Butterfly Milkweed to entice our North American native Monarch Butterfly to visit. As a phenomenal nectar source for many other butterflies and pollinators, Butterfly Milkweed offers the perfect flat