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This spring's winner... |
This is a notes-to-myself type of post. I never can remember who comes up first every spring. Last spring, I waited and waited for one of two my butterflyweeds to resprout. I finally gave up. Then it appeared! So exciting. Once again, one of my two butterflyweeds is slow in returning. Fingers crosssed!
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No sign of second butterflyweed yet.... |
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My green milkweed (Asclepias viridis) has returned! |
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One antelope horn (a volunteer) has returned. |
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But not the other one (another volunteer).
UPDATE APRIL 9, 2019
Look what showed up near my Texas milkweed! This looks like a green milkweed. We'll see. For the life of me, I can't remember planting one here. But maybe I did?
And look who's showing up! My other volunteer antelope horns! O happy day!
UPDATE APRIL 29, 2019
The second butterfly weed is coming up!
Another milkweed is coming back up, too.
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1 comment:
I was wondering what variety of milkweed to plant this fall & your post tells me what to try. Since the Antelope Horn variety was a volunteer for you, that seems a pretty good bet for a first try for me! Thanks!
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