Since they came to my attention about 14 years ago, I've had an
increasing fascination with Butterfly Milkweed.

Eventually, I've found a wide variety of colors growing in NJ.

Here is a presentation of some of the photos I've taken.

http://www.j-hawkins.com/BFMilkweed.html

Enjoy,
Jim Hawkins
Part time freelance writer/photographer
Home: www.j-hawkins.com

Neat! Didn't know they came in other colors than orange (which I
have), yellow, or white. Now I'll have to find the other colors.

They do well in NC, too, by the way.

On Tue, 16 Aug 2005 14:02:42 GMT, Jim Hawkins wrote:

Since they came to my attention about 14 years ago, I've had an
increasing fascination with Butterfly Milkweed.

Eventually, I've found a wide variety of colors growing in NJ.

Here is a presentation of some of the photos I've taken.

http://www.j-hawkins.com/BFMilkweed.html

Enjoy,
Jim Hawkins
Part time freelance writer/photographer
Home: www.j-hawkins.com

On Tue, 16 Aug 2005 14:02:42 GMT, Jim Hawkins wrote:

Since they came to my attention about 14 years ago, I've had an
increasing fascination with Butterfly Milkweed.


Around here, they call them "chiggers" and destroy them on site. You get looked at odd if you
mention that some people actually BUY them. :-)