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Looking for Asclepias incarnata 'Ice Ballet' and Asclepias tubero

perennialrose69

14 years ago

I am looking for Asclepias incarnata 'Ice Ballet' and Asclepias tuberosa seed that was just harvested in 2009. I would like at least 200 of each of these species. If you have either of these, please check out my seed list and then get back to me. Thanks. PerennialRose69.

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seedmoney
14 years ago
I can supply you with several hundred fresh seeds of A. tuberosa. Am interested in your gas plant.
Thanks, Julie
User
14 years ago
Hi, I received an email from you about this, but I am sorry, I can't supply the A. incarnata and probably don't have as much as you want of the A. tuberosa.
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Hi Tracey; Great observations! I volunteer at a butterfly house where we grow a variety of milkweeds including "Ice Ballet". I collect information on which varieties the monarchs lay on in the house. I am not sure that it would apply as well to you because it is a forced choice. Meaning that at certain points, our milkweed is so covered with eggs and caterpillars they may have to use it. However, I can tell you that the caterpillars eat the foliage just fine. You may not find any eggs and cats on the "Ice Ballet" because they have the other milkweed to lay on and that is their preferred choice in your garden situation. Cheers, Elisabeth
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antiqueorchid
14 years ago
Hi, sent you an email.
Denise
linlily
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I sent you an email about A. tuberosa seeds that I have, but haven't heard back. Please email me,

Linda

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