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Milk Weed Wanted

17 years ago

I am just new to gardening, love butterflies and humming birds. I would like to get some Milk weed idf anyone has any seeds. Stark County.

Harold Davison

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bakemom_gw
17 years ago
Hi Harold. I'm sure you can find several varieties of asclepias here - also try our exchange and the main exchange. I noticed you are from Stark County. You might want to consider putting your state and location on your post line so we can better answer your questions.

Good luck!
pife
17 years ago
Harold, I used to live in Stark county and hope that I can help you. I have some common milkweed that the hummingbirds and honey bees love. I keep bees and they love it. I have some common milkweed seeds that I would be pleased to send to you. Let me know. Greg

We lived in North Canton for about 9 years.
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diggerb2
17 years ago
what type of milk weed are you looking for? i've got swamp milkweed which tends to take over a bit.
email me
diggerb2

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