WANTED: Asclepias californica
11 years ago
I'm interested in obtaining Asclepias californica seed. This doesn't seem to be available commercially, as I have contacted many, many nurseries over the last six months without success.
If you are able to provide California milkweed, please contact me: LDighera@att.net
Thank you.
Help save the monarch butterfly; grow milkweed!
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