Desert Milkweed Berries which makes them unpalatable to

which makes them unpalatable to deer and potentially dangerous to livestock

Ideal for all plant types

the specific name "quercifolia" reflects the leaves' delightful similarity to those of the oak tree

Each flower bursts forth with deep pink buds that beautifully unveil an enchanting iridescent white center

Desert Milkweed Berries which makes them unpalatable toAsclepias subulata Desert Milkweed, often called Rush Milkweed or Cane Milkweed, is a beautiful evergreen perennial that brings life to your garden. This plant showcases striking vertical gray green succulent stems adorned with small linear leaves that delightfully sprout only after rain, keeping the plant looking neat and tidy. From mid spring to winter, you can enjoy small clusters of lovely white flowers that unfold from creamy yellow buds,