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What would you call this if it were your plant? (Asclepias physocarpus)
This plant is a member of the butterfly weed family, Asclepias physocarpus, an annual but late bloomer. You will not be disappointed with the balloon like blooms which are an almost translucent lime-green color. The seed pods are covered in green spines and can range in size from a golf ball to a baseball. It attracts Monarch caterpillars as well as other flying insects. This plant is drought tolerant, great for xeriscaping and will start easily from seed.
What would you call this if it were your plant? (Asclepias physocarpus)
This plant is a member of the butterfly weed family, Asclepias physocarpus, an annual but late bloomer. You will not be disappointed with the balloon like blooms which are an almost translucent lime-green color. The seed pods are covered in green spines and can range in size from a golf ball to a baseball. It attracts Monarch caterpillars as well as other flying insects. This plant is drought tolerant, great for xeriscaping and will start easily from seed.