Asclepias fasicularis (Narrow Leaf Milkweed)

A commonly seen milkweed in the western states, from Washington to Mexico. Unlike the other common western specias, Asclepia speciosa, the leaves are narrow and linear. There are several clusters of flowers on each stem. The star-like flowers are nearly white, with a bit of purplish pink and bloom in the summer. 

Herbaceous Perennial
Height x Width: 2 ft. x 1½ ft.
USDA Zones: 4-9
Full Sun

Shipping for the season begins in April. We ship based on the average last frost date for shipping zip codes and also when the plants are well-rooted in their pots. Most plants are shipped in 2 3/8” square, by 3 ¾” deep “band pots”. Plant size varies by species and ship date but will be well-rooted and ready to plant.