Asclepias texana, commonly known as Texas milkweed or white milkweed, is a rare perennial herb native to the rocky canyons, arroyos, and limestone hills of central and west Texas and northern Mexico. This compact, multi-stemmed plant typically grows 1 to 2 feet tall and produces distinct, showy clusters of bright white flowers that look like tiny snowballs from May through September.

This milkweed was incredibly hard to track down. Much Asclepias texana is hybridized in it's native environment. We worked hard to find seeds from pure specimens. Grown in isolation to prevent crosses. This plant can grow in most soil types. Our in-ground Pennsylvania plants did exceptional well. They were a huge favorite with bumblebees.

Reaches from 2 to 4' tall.

5 seeds per packet