asclepias, botanic garden, butterflies, butterfly attracting flowers, butterfly attracting plants, butterfly flower, butterfly flowers, butterfly garden, butterfly garden flowers, butterfly garden plants, butterfly gardens, butterfly host plants, butterfly plants, butterfly weed, flowers that attract butterflies, host plants for butterflies, JLBG, juniper level botanic garden, milkweed, native, native perennials, native plants, natural world, nature, Plant Delights Nursery, plants that attract butterflies, plants to attract butterflies, Tony Avent, zone 7b
Flowering this week is our 2019 seed collection from Texas of the Evening Primrose looking Milkweed, Asclepias oenotheroides. This odd clumping milkweed, which tops out at 18″ tall, only grows natively from Louisiana west to Arizona, and south into Mexico in very dry sites. Hardiness is most likely Zone 7b-10b.
