Rose Milkweed Seeds AKA Pink Swamp Butterfly Weed for Monarch Butt...

Rose Milkweed Seeds AKA Pink Swamp Butterfly Weed for Monarch Butterflies FR1 (140 Seeds, or 1 Gram)

Terms and conditions, READ THIS PLEASE: Orders over $10 from this ad will be shipped with tracking, Otherwise: Seeds will be shipped economy/standard or first class 2-10 day shipping (NO TRACKING and no planting instructions to keep seed costs to the buyer low), in a ziplock baggie. Our goal is to save you money on quality seeds. We are responsible sellers, and we make sure our buyers are well taken care of. Shipped within 2 business days after payment. We are a seller that caters to experienced gardeners. (germination and plant care information is readily available online, but if you can't find germinating and care instructions, please feel free to message us). Most of our listings include germination instructions, so we do not ship growing instructions. Multiple orders of a single item will be combined into 1 ziplock. We are not responsible for buyer germination success, seeds have been tested. Seed count is approximate, and packaged by weight. Seeds vary in size, weight is exact, and based upon empirical count, quantity is estimated. Liability of seller is limited to the cost of the item(s). Zellajake Farm and Garden: "Seeds for all your planting needs" since 2013

• Rose Milkweed || FREE SHIPPING || NON GMO
• Rose Milkweed is the perfect perennial plant for Monarchs!
• Also known as Swamp Milkweed, Red Milkweed, Marsh Milkweed. KEEP IN FRIDGE 'TIL TIME TO GERMINATE! Germination: Pour 180F water over seeds, soak overnight, or 24 hours. plant 1/4" deep in moist sand, place in refrgerator for 1-2 months, place outside after danger of frost has passed. These seeds can be directly planted outdoors in fall or winter in hardiness zones 8 and below. One of the keys to having monarchs-for their survival now and in the future-is having lots of milkweed.
• Because of modern changes, such as suburbanization and Roundup-Ready crops, there's a lot less milkweed than there was in the past. This is a disaster for monarchs since monarch caterpillars can eat nothing but milkweed.
• No milkweed, no monarchs! We want lots of monarchs, so we plant lots of milkweed for them to lay their eggs on. We've tried to maximize our milkweeds in a number of ways-especially since it's sometimes difficult to find them for sale or at least to find them for sale at an affordable enough price to buy more than just a few. || Zellajake Farm and Garden: "Seeds for all your planting needs since 2013