Florida Native Milkweed Species

Florida native milkweed seeds for sale

Three different milkweed species are for sale. These seeds are sold directly from my seed store located in Sparks Nevada. All of them grow into plants that are host to the larva of monarch butterflies and Queen butterflies.

Pinewoods milkweed Asclepias humistrata 15 seeds

$8.00

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Pinewoods milkweed 15 seeds. Asclepias humistrata, as it's common name suggests, is a milkweed that grows in the sandy pine forests of the southeast United States. The seeds can be germinated using the water germination method discussed in this sites blog. It can be difficult to provide the correct growing habitat for this milkweed species. If you are living in the pinewoods of the southeast then this milkweed is worth trying to grow. Pinewoods milkweed is a preferred milkweed for monarch and queen butterflies and in future years the nectar in the prolific blooms attracts other pollinators.
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Milkweed tree, Calotropis procera 19 seeds

$8.00

Common names include Sodom's Apple, Dead Sea Apple, Rooster Tree, Rubber Bush and Milkweed tree. Zone 10-11 plant will like special treatment in colder zones during winter. Can be grown in an island (container),
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Swamp milkweed seed 1 gram, Asclepias incarnata (hand collected)

$8.00 $4.99
One gram of swamp milkweed seeds. Packet contains between 100 and 150 seeds. Seeds are harvested from plants grown in Missouri. Germination rate is untested. Botanical name: Asclepias incarnata. Start the seeds in a week using water germination or sow in the fall for a more natural method called cold moist stratification. Either way the monarch butterfly will appreciate having this milkweed available. Shipping is included.
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To help the monarchs, get passionate about milkweed.

Posted by YES! Magazine on Wednesday, November 28, 2018
Pinewoods milkweed, Asclepias humistrata of Florida:
Milkweeds and Monarchs on SR 20 in Leon County

The best place to buy live milkweed plants is right here

Florida Native Plants nursery milkweed asclepias
Florida Native Plants Nursery

Florida Native Plants Nursery
Sarasota, Florida

Specializing in these milkweed plants: 
Tropical milkweed, Asclepias curassavica
Swamp Milkweed, Asclepias Incarnata 

Milkweed plants are neonicotinoid & pesticide free!
Biosphere Nursery and consulting Florida milkweed Asclepias
Biosphere Consulting & Nursery

Biosphere Consulting
Winter Garden, Florida

Specializing in these milkweed plants:
Tropical milkweed, Asclepias currassavica
Swamp milkweed, Asclepias incarnata

Milkweed plants are neonicotinoid & pesticide free!
native milkweed rancho la orquidea
Rancho la Orquidea

Rancho La Orquidea, Inc
Milton, Florida

Specializing in these Florida native milkweed plants:
Butterfly milkweed, Asclepias tuberosa 
Aquatic milkweed, Asclepias perennis
Swamp milkweed, Asclepias incarnata
Plants are free of neonicotinoid & pesticides!
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Richard Lyons Nursery

Richard Lyons Nursery
Miami, Florida

Mexican milkweed - Asclepius curassivica
Giant milkweed - Caltropsis procera

Plants are free of neonicotinoid & pesticides!
Citrus Park Landscape Nursery & Produce Milkweed Tampa
Citrus Park Landscape Nursery & Produce

Citrus Park Landscape Nursery & Produce
​Tampa, Florida

We have been growing chemical free Milkweed at our nursery for three years. Every year we are increasing our production. We collect the caterpillars put them in a screened enclosure for protection and release them when hatched from their chrysalis.
We have Asclepias
Plants are free of neonicotinoid & pesticides!
FUA Florida Urban Agriculture
Florida Urban Agriculture

Florida Urban Agriculture ​
Orlando, Florida

Swamp milkweed (white and pink) - Asclepias incarnata
Whorled milkweed - Asclepias verticillata
​Butterfly weed - Asclepias tuberosa

Plants are free of neonicotinoid & pesticides!

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