Morella pumila Vines but the typical Asclepias tuberosa

but the typical Asclepias tuberosa blazes a vivid orange that butterflies

In the Deep South

From high summer into early fall the flowers open in loose

mound sand over the crown

Set Buddleia loricata where the fragrance and the pollinators can be enjoyed

Morella pumila Vines but the typical Asclepias tuberosaMorella pumila is the dwarf waxmyrtle, a low, native evergreen that keeps everything gardeners love about the common wax myrtle, aromatic foliage, waxy berries, and a tough constitution, and shrinks it all to knee height. Native to the frequently burned pinelands of the southern United States, the plant is an adaptation to that fiery world, staying small and spreading slowly into dense patches and colonies by underground runners. The small leaves are