'Antelope Horns' Milkweed makes an excellent addition to a nature-scape or nectar garden that will be practically maintenance free once established. 'Antelope Horns' Milkweed boasts waxy cream-colored globe flowers that bloom for several weeks before setting seed pods that start off green and then turn brown, thus giving rise to the name "antelope horns". 'Antelope Horns' Milkweed is a great choice of plant to use as a potted specimen in a deep container or better yet, to be planted in mass as a bedding plant. 'Antelope Horns' Milkweed, as well as many other milkweed species, are host plants for the Monarch butterfly, whose numbers have been dwindling in response to urban development and destruction of the natural habitat where these plants once thrived.

• Common Name: Milkweed 'Antelope Horns'
• Latin Name: Asclepias asperula
• Seed Count: 10+ Seeds Per Packet
• Height: 12"-24"
• Plant Class: Perennial
• Habit: Upright, Sprawling
• Growing instructions are provided on each seed packet.