Intensely attractive to butterflies and other beneficial insects, this hearty perennial doesn't just look good, it also serves a purpose. With its drought resistance, it's perfect for xeriscaping. Plus, it's not like other milkweeds - no milky sap. Urban gardens rejoice - the vivid orange flowers and easy-to-harvest seeds will have butterflies flocking to you. This is not the milkweed species that is used as a food plant by the Monarch caterpillar. That plant is A. incarnata, or Swamp Milkweed. Approx 58 Seeds
