Yesterday, while on my daily traipse along the road by our farm, I made the acquaintance of Sullivant’s Milkweed:
Its looks different than the Common Milkweed, which I blogged about several days ago. In overall plant size, the Sullivant’s Milkweed is smaller, the bundles of blossoms are less dense, and there is a more pinkish pink color to the flowers and leaf veins.
Most likely, this milkweed variant resided there in our roadside ditch in previous years, but I had failed to peer closely enough to notice its distinguishing features.
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This really brought me back to the summer days growing up next to the river. Thanks so much - Laurie from Montana
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