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Milkweed perennials (Asclepias spp.) bear many small star-shaped flowers and produce a milky sap; they are named for this sap. The plants grow in U.S. Department of Agriculture hardiness zones 3 to 10 and bloom in summer, bearing their flowers in broad, flattened clusters at the branch tips. All varieties produce silky seeds within inflated seed pods. Milkweed thrives in a sunny location with sandy soil and offers benefits to insects.
Milky sap Milkweeds are named for their milky, latex sap, which oozes from the stems and leaves when plants are injured. Milkweeds are not the only plants that have milky sap, but in combina-tion with the unique flower shape, this can help to positively identify a milkweed plant. Fruits Milkweed fruits (âpodsâ) are also very distinctive though they are variable in size and shape between species. When the fruits are mature, they split open lengthwise, releasing the seeds. Each seed is attached to fluffy hairs that aid in wind dispersal.