11 results for "Butterfly Weed seeds" between $1.00 and $75.00

Medicinal Uses: Milkweeds can be toxic if not properly prepared. Butterfly weed has been used by Native Americans to treat: snow blindness, diarrhea, swelling, sore throat, colic and snakebite. It was also used as a contraceptive and to increase milk production in nursing mothers. Early settlers used a tea made from the roots to treat lung aliments.

Place Your Order Butterfly Weed - Mexican 5000 Seeds OUT OF STOCK 1/8 LB OUT OF STOCK 1/2 LB OUT OF STOCK 1 LB OUT OF STOCK Related Products LazyMan Soil Doctor All-in-one liquid aerator, dethatcher, fertilizer, and soil conditioner. Use to enhance seed germination and for your monthly maintenance. 1 Quart RTU $19.99 1 Gallon $49.99 2 1/2 Gallons $99.99 5 Gallons $189.99 Flower Specifications Season: Perennial USDA Zones: 8 - 11 Height: 24 - 32 inches Bloom Season: Summer...

An extremely hardy, long­lived perennial native to North America. The magnificent bright orange flowers are concentrated in compact clusters at the top of branching stems. The flowers produce a large quantity of nectar which attracts butterflies throughout the growing season. Requires a very well drained sandy or gravelly soil in full sun. Butterfly Weed may take up to two years to become established from seed.

PACKET LABEL INSTRUCTIONS: Asclepias tuberosa. This perennial prefers full sun with regular or poor soil. Is drought tolerant once established. Seeds should be sown in early spring or if in fall, give 2 weeks of cold-conditioning before planting. Best results from direct seeding; if transplanting, it must be done when plants are quite small, before the taproot is large.

What a wonderful assortment of floral & botanical seeds to attract Nature's pollinators, creating a magical garden of joyous color and music. Each Kit includes an informative reference booklet, garden markers, pencil and 10 mini tins of the following seeds: Bee Balm, Borage, Mexican sunflower, Butterfly Weed, Hollyhock, Millet, Red Clover, Red Penstemon, Purple Coneflower, Black-eyed Susan.