Asclepias fascicularis

Narrow‑leaf milkweed is smaller in stature and blooms later than showy milkweed; it also tolerates very dry conditions. It would work well in a rock garden or xeriscape. Showy milkweed tolerates wet soils better, and has large, unusual, showy flower globes of pink‑tinged, star‑shaped flowers. The nectar‑filled flowers, opening mid‑summer, exude a pleasing sweet fragrance and produce magnificent seed pods on 2‑3 ft. stems.

Plant Details

Common Name Narrow-leaf Milkweed
Growth Habit Perennial
Hardiness Zone Zones 10–9
Mature Height 2'
Mature Width 2'-4'
Flowering Season Early Spring
Flower Color Pink
Foliage Color Green
Plant Features Attracts pollinators, Flowering, and Drought resistant

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