What to do when your Milkweed plant goes dormant? with Sarah

Native Narrow-leaved Milkweed is perfectly suitable to most of our gardens, as long as you understand its growth cycle and know what to expect. About November the foliage will quickly yellow and begin to dry. Shortly after this, the entire plant is generally cut back to near the soil line to let it rest until the following spring, when it will burst out with a fresh season of growth. It disappears completely in the winter - and that is perfect for monarchs!

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One of the best videos. Great suggestions

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Awesome video, i just bought some narrow leaf milkweed from a local nursery, and you answered all my questions i had about these plants, thanks!