Asclepias perennis Part Sun to Light Shade This slowly spreading compact ginger

This slowly spreading compact ginger is adorned in late August and into fall with clusters of peachy flowers (RHS 27D) with a wide dark orange throat (RHS 25A)

the stems will remain green and the leaves evergreen

but unfortunately one that is always in short supply

the clumps are topped with an abundance of spikes of white

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Asclepias perennis Part Sun to Light Shade This slowly spreading compact gingerAsclepias perennis is another little known, but easy to grow milkweed that hails from sunny floodplains, marshes, and other constantly wet sites from South Carolina west to Texas. Despite these origins, it has thrived for us in standard garden soils both in sun and part sun. Asclepias perennis forms a 2' tall x 2' wide small clump of upright, purple blushed stems, clothed with long, narrow green leaves. Starting in spring, and continuing through