Narrowleaf Milkweed

Asclepius fascicularis, aka “Narrowleaf milkweed” or “Mexican whorled” is a California native that is usually found in watersheds, easements and berms. With its tall skinny stalk full of luscious and oftentimes varied leaves it actually feeds a ton of caterpillars. This plant matures to a bushy 3-4' and makes string bean like seed pods. The flowers are a group of blush and white inflorescence usually around 2 inches across. Native bees and smaller wasps are the primary pollinators. 

 All milkweeds have a maturation and development time. 

to 24” wide by 4’ tall (4th year)

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