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What's destroying my Asclepias Incarnata?

Ruth_MI
9 years ago

It's not monarch cats, but something is eating or somehow annihilating my swamp milkweed. I'm so discouraged, since I bought at least three good-sized plants last year, then found some growing near a ditch and dug up quite a few more.

I do have seedlings coming up from seeds I sprinkled, and some seedlings that docmom shared too (thanks again!).

One plant that came up wild last year is back and doing OK so far in a different area of the garden, along with one I transplanted there last year.

Any ideas what this could be from or if there's any way to rescue the plants that have parts of their leaves left?

Thanks!

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