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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.
Milk Thistle. Milk thistle (Silybum marianum) has spiny pale green leaves with white veins, and the hairs on its seeds are long but not branched like those of Cirsium species. Milk thistle is a robust plant; it is biennial in USDA zones 7 and above, can survive frosts, and grows fast, quickly reaching 4 feet in height and 3 feet or more in spread. It does particularly well in rocky soils near coastlines, although it isn't very tolerant of exposure to sea spray.