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Asclepias incarnata

Swamp Milkweed, Rose Milkweed

USDA Zone

3-9

Conditions 

Medium wet soil 

Size

Growth Habit

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Notes

Bloom Season

Up to 4ft tall 

Clumping perrenial

Summer

Will get aphids but plant can handle

them well. 

Pleasant scent

USDA NATIVE RANGE MAP

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Some Value

Medium Value

High Value

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Larval Host Potential

Monarch

Isabella Tiger Moth

Cecropia Silk Moth

Delicate Cycnia

Milkweed Tussock Moth

Lined Ruby Tiger Moth

Striped Garden Caterpillar Moth

Fall Armyworm Moth

Hitched Arches

Stalk Borer

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Pollinator Potential

Monarch butterflies â€‹

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Wildlife Potential 

Deer Resistant 

Birds will use the soft seed hairs for their nests 

Attracts red and black milkweed beetles and tussock moth caterpillars but these are native insects that should not readily damage your plant. 

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