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Asclepias fascicularis
Narrowleaf milkweed is a host plant for monarchs and other species of butterflies. It produces a cluster of pretty, pale pink flowers in early to late summer on stems with thin, lance-shaped leaves. The plant forms clumps that are smaller and shorter than showy milkweed. It is fairly drought tolerant, preferring thin rocky soils.
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Mature Height | 1-4' |