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Milkweed The Seed Exchange

Looking for milkweed seeds

5 years ago

I know I could get them online somewhere but I thought this was pretty cool. I’m moving into a new house and I’m excited to re do the flower bed area. I want to help save the monarch butterfly so I’m looking for milkweed seeds if anyone wants to participate in this with me! Thanks a bunch, Kenny

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skyblue52
5 years ago
I have some pods not open yet. I will let you know when they open
dbarron
5 years ago
Starting native milkweeds is not the same as starting a marigold or zinnia. If you don't really know what you're doing, best bet is to just buy a pot from a nursery and plant it. Otherwise, you're going to just waste your time.
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Claudia W
5 years ago
I have asclepias physocarpa that has multiple pods if interested.
Terri Osipov
5 years ago
I have loads of orange butterfly weed if you are interested. Terri

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