Lace Milkweed Flower

Botanical Name: Asclepias tuberosa
Type: Textural Accent / Meadow Filler
Season: Early–Mid Summer (June–July in Central Indiana)
Stem Length: 12–24 inches

Lace Milkweed, often known as Butterfly Weed, offers vibrant clustered blooms with intricate, star-like florets that create beautiful texture and depth in arrangements. Its natural, meadow-grown character makes it ideal for garden-style, wildflower-inspired, and late-summer designs.

Locally grown and harvested at peak bloom, this variety brings both bold color and ecological value — as a pollinator favorite in the field. In design work, it adds warmth and an organic, airy feel.

Primary Harvest: June–July
Cut when clusters are mostly open but still firm for best vase life.

• Sold per stem
• Distinct natural texture
• Limited seasonal availability
• Best suited for garden-style and meadow-inspired arrangements
• Condition in warm water for improved hydration