Asclepias incarnata - Swamp Milkweed Native Perhaps it gives the impression

Perhaps it gives the impression of the gold found at the end of a rainbow

This low mounding sedum can act as a perennial flower or provide a substitute for shrubs in the garden

This variety requires pollination by an apple tree of another variety with the same bloom period

Those winter blooms provide valuable forage for winter-active bumblebees when few other nectar sources exist

Asclepias incarnata - Swamp Milkweed Native Perhaps it gives the impressionSwamp milkweed is a hassle free plant with tremendous appeal to North American pollinators. It is both easy to grow and eco friendly. Most know it as a host plant for the Monarch Butterfly, but it also provides pollen and habitat to many other species of beneficial insect, butterflies and hummingbirds. In mid summer blooms begin to form and open into beautiful pink flowers with a slight vanilla scent. Blooms last around 3 months and can be stimulated