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tytefystedfolkie

Joe Pye Weed -- Milkweed

22 years ago

Hi,

Can Joe Pye weed and Milkweed be reproduced asexually? I have ample supplies of these and spots where I might like it introduced....I just don't want to disturb the ground where it is growing presently.

Brian

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