Hi, I'm growing the white, and it's really not very showy--but if I had gathered seed, I would offer it to you. That being said, I do have a. incarnata 'Cinderella' if you like. Very pretty and easy to grow.

Hello I have a good supply of Asclepias Incarnata - 'Cinderella' (pink) and 'Ice Ballet' (white). My patch puts out a good show each year. I'll shoot you an email. Sandy

It sure does have the wrong title. Weird. Cameron - Thanks for the suggestion of Cinderella. I'll check it out. Mindy - I'm not sure if the flowers are quite as white as David. They aren't cream, but maybe a softer white. Like all white flowers, they really stand out on cloudy days. About the only minus would be it's aggressive reseeding. That's easily controlled if you deadhead, but sometimes I miss a seedpod and end up with a lot of strays growing dead-smack in the middle of some other plant. Kevin Kevin

I also have A. tuberosa all over the place; I did start it in a sandy bed, but it has volunteered itself in loamy beds with lots of compost. All areas it's in have good drainage though and lots of sun. The A.incarnata likes damp soil--it generally a wetland plant, but it does just fine in a typical garden bed too. It too has volunteered itself in all of my beds, and does fine in a hot, dry bed. Sounds like your plants will be fine. Have fun with your new flower bed and with butterfly gardening. Hope you get lots of Monarchs your way.