Antelopehorn Milkweed is a native wildflower with distinctive waxy, star-shaped pink or purple flowers that attract butterflies and other pollinators. It thrives in hot, dry conditions with minimal water once established, making it ideal for xeriscape gardens.

A vibrant native perennial with bright orange-red flowers that attract monarch butterflies and other pollinators. It thrives in hot, dry conditions and requires minimal maintenance once established.

A native perennial wildflower with pink to mauve flower clusters and elongated leaves that attract monarch butterflies. Once established, it spreads readily and requires minimal water and care.

A vigorous tropical vine with bright golden-yellow trumpet-shaped flowers that bloom abundantly throughout warm months. Best grown as a climbing vine on trellises or structures in warm climates, or as a container plant in cooler regions.

A vigorous, trailing evergreen groundcover with glossy leaves and blue-purple flowers that spreads rapidly to cover large areas. Excellent for slopes and under trees where it tolerates shade and poor soil.

Green antelopehorns is a native milkweed with slender stems and distinctive greenish flowers followed by attractive seed pods. It attracts monarch butterflies and thrives in dry, sunny locations with minimal care.

A low-growing evergreen groundcover with small dark green leaves and delicate purple-blue or white flowers in spring. It spreads slowly to moderately and is excellent for shaded areas, edging, and woodland gardens.

Madagascar Periwinkle is a tropical flowering perennial bearing small, colorful blooms year-round in warm climates. It thrives in full sun with minimal fussing and produces pink, red, purple, or white flowers against glossy green foliage.

A deciduous shrub prized for its fragrant, showy flowers in shades of pink, red, yellow, or white that appear before the leaves in spring. Extremely drought-tolerant once established and ideal for warm, dry climates.

A native California milkweed with narrow, linear leaves and clusters of small pink to white flowers that attract monarch butterflies and other pollinators. Extremely drought-tolerant once established and requires minimal maintenance, making it ideal for water-wise gardens and wildflower meadows.

A native wildflower with showy pink to red flower clusters that attract monarchs and other pollinators. Drought-tolerant once established and important for native butterfly populations.

A native North American perennial with small pink and white bell-shaped flowers and spreading habit. Often considered a weedy plant due to its aggressive spread via rhizomes.

Swamp milkweed is a native perennial with fragrant pink or rose-colored flower clusters that attract monarch butterflies and other pollinators. It thrives in consistently moist or wet conditions and is ideal for rain gardens, wetland edges, and naturalized landscapes.

Tropical milkweed is a vibrant perennial with orange and red clustered flowers that attract monarchs and other pollinators all season long. It thrives in warm climates and self-seeds readily, making it excellent for butterfly gardens.