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Wed, Jun 2, 10 at 19:09
| I found this plant in the park in NC, I hope someone can help me to ID this. The flower is softer than hoya, but it is so beautiful. Thanks
Sue
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| It's some type of milkweed, hoya family. |
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| Thanks jan. Now I can recherche about this plant, I just love it. |
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| I found it. This one is Asclepias variegata, White Milkweed. sue |
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| What a beautiful flower Sue. There are many beautiful Asclepias species that can be grown in the garden in the U.S and Canada. I have grown three or four species potted but I eventually loose the hardy species during their dormancy after several years. The scent from some milkweeds is just as nice as many Hoyas. Here are a few of my plants. Asclepias viridis
Asclepias curissavica
Asclepias tuberosa
Mike |
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| Thanks Mike I got a plant, just in a few days, it starts come out babies. Your plants so beautiful, I will check it out to see if I can grow in the garden. sue |
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