Native Trade?

11 years ago

I was going to post this on the trade page, but the posts are so old! I hope it's ok to mention here, I'm looking for seeds/plants for wildlife in coastal VA. Check my list, flower buds, thanks:)

Sharon

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stonethegardener
11 years ago
I have Asclepias verticillata, Asclepias tuberosa, gonolobus...
Always interested in new milkweeds, your "hairy balls" sounds interesting, as does your e. paradoxa.

Here is a link that might be useful: Milkweed and Monarch butterflies
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