Asclepias incarnata 'Ice Ballet' – Asclépiade incarnate 'Ice Ballet' Circulaire du 25 juin au 1 juillet 2026 it produces orange-red rosehips

it produces orange-red rosehips

Detailed information

Planting: Choose a sunny location that is protected from prevailing winds (north and west) for best results

Watering: Water thoroughly and regularly to keep the soil evenly moist

on upright scapes in August

Asclepias incarnata 'Ice Ballet' – Asclépiade incarnate 'Ice Ballet' Circulaire du 25 juin au 1 juillet 2026 it produces orange-red rosehips'Ice Ballet' Asclepias is a rare and refreshingly elegant version of the indispensable host plant for the monarch butterfly. This native perennial stands out with its clusters of pure white, vanilla scented flowers, and especially its ability to thrive in moist or even wet soils. It offers a magnificent and ecological solution for difficult spots in the garden, while being a true magnet for pollinators. Characteristics Foliage: The plant develops