Product: Common Milkweed Guerrilla Droppings - Seed Pellets for Guerrilla Gardening (Asclepias syriaca)
Brand: Guerrilla Droppings
Color: yellow
Common Milkweed is one of the plants that the Monarch Butterfly relies on as a source of food for its larvae. 

 Plants will be small the first year, up to 30 inches tall the second year, and produce tennis-ball sized clusters of aromatic lavender to pink flowers the third year. The large bountiful flowers they produce are magnets to various pollinators. Common Milkweed is a long-lived perennial that is native to much of the United States. If it isn't native to your area, we have many species to offer that may be! 

 It is a perennial and is best planted after frost or in the Fall, but will return each year.pollinators.

 Ecology: 

 Important host to Monarch butterfly 
 Zone 4-9 
 Will grow throughout the Eastern and Central US.
 Thrives in varied soil conditions 
 Full Sun

 Duration: Perennial 
 Sow: Fall, Early Winter
 

 Coverage 
 100+ square feet and is equivalent in coverage to 100 seed balls. 

 A note about Guerrilla Droppings: 
 Guerrilla Droppings, protect the seeds from erosion, foraging, and many other factors. This protective property often results in a slower germination cycle. Wildflowers are also highly variable in their germination rates. Please be patient with your droppings. If you placed them in a suitable location, soil, and climate, when the seeds are ready, they will grow! 

 OUR PROMISE 
 We guarantee your satisfaction and will provide a full refund or replace your Guerrilla Droppings if your are not satisfied. Just contact us with your questions and we will work out a solution! We want your Guerrilla Droppings to grow!
Fast and easy seed dispersal. Improved recipe
Perfect for guerrilla gardening - or just for fun!
Sustainably made in Pennsylvania.
Engineered to be a stealthy and cost-effective way to garden. Contains no fecal matter!
Looks like... droppings. People will leave your plantings alone!

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