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Sweet Joe Pye Weed can tolerate some drier conditions, but most species like moist, to medium-moist soil. Spring temperatures control how early the leaves appear and how quickly the caterpillars grow and the chrysalis develops. Popular around the world and native or endemic to all of North America, it is likely... To read more about the monarch butterfly cycle, click here. The United States Department of Agriculture classifies these five species as native to Virginia and a number of other states. To break away from an all-pink theme, these plants are backed by blue Russian Sage, purple fountain grass, and coneflowers that are growing up the slope. For companion plants that bloom at the same time, here are some that grow great in the same conditions. Other milkweed species are occasionally encountered in Canada, typically ones that are more common in the US.
It's attractiveness to butterflies make Joe Pye Weed a perfect part of a Butterfly Garden. Trimming Joe Pye Weed. Sept. 5 at 9:20 a. m. : Susie Yager, Virginia horticulturist and Peninsula Master Naturalist, leads a walk on a portion of the Noland Trail in Newport News, heading eastward from the Lion's Bridge, for about a mile. It looked pitiful; the flowers were gone and the leaves had tiny holes in them. Flower of Joe Pye Weed. MSU's "How to protect and increase pollinators in your landscape". And Their Relatives. Insect Herbivores of 12 Milkweed (Asclepias) Species. As a pollen and nectar producer, you will attract numerous species from large bumblebees to small bee flies. Once fully grown, the caterpillars attach themselves to a milkweed stem and begin the process of metamorphosis. Personally, I've observed 10′ specimens growing in wetlands, and along roadsides in the Appalachian mountains. For some gardeners, common milkweed can become a problem because it produces long, underground rhizomes that produce more plants in unwanted places.
Asclepias tuberosa 'Hello Yellow'. The stems/leaves do not release the milky-white sap characteristic of milkweed. Monarch butterfly on swamp milkweed. Storing the seeds in a dry, breathable container lowers the germination rate to almost zero, in my personal experience. Other Insects that feed on Swamp Milkweed. Because milkweed is the only host plant for monarchs. In addition to butterflies, Joe Pye Weed attracts the following moths. But most of all, milkweeds offer the sweet, nutritious nectar that so many butterflies and other pollinators long for. Wait until your Joe Pye Weed begins to emerge in Spring. Some of the more popular varieties of Joe Pye Weed include: There are other varieties available, but these specific specimens have great resistance to powdery mildew and produce large amounts of flowers. These insects might cause leaf damage, but such damage is cosmetic in nature and rarely affects plant vigor. Sept. 17 at 6:45 p. : Shawn Dash, assistant professor of biology at Hampton University, talks about native plants and their pollinators, during a meeting of the John Clayton Chapter, Virginia Native Plant Society at the James City County Recreation Center, 5301 Longhill Road, James City County. It lays out exactly what you need to do, and has a video tutorial as well.
Swamp Milkweed, as its name implies, likes moist soil, but it is also adaptable to regular garden soils. External link: Whorled milkweed (Asclepias verticillata). Commission for Environmental Cooperation's "North American Monarch Conservation Plan". Along my side steps and among the front garden I have Helenium autumnale or commonly called sneezeweed. Three days after the milkweed arrived to the fair, the caterpillars had devoured the plant they rode in on. Until all native plants get a better marketing strategy, please look beyond the names and consider the plants value in your landscape. The annual migratory flights of monarch butterflies are one of the most amazing behaviors in the insect world. Butterflies display many color patterns and show a lot of mimicry, but there has been debate as to the explanations for this. 5] – Betz, Rommel, Dichtl. Joe Pye Weed Foliage and Leaves.
For other plants that tolerate the same conditions, but bloom before or after Joe Pye Weed include the following list: Alternatives to Joe Pye Weed. I have five new plants this year from the seeds directly sown last fall, so there is now a big mass of at least twelve plants. The fibers of Swamp Milkweed stalks can be used to make rope/cordage and woven into cloth. Joe Pye Weed = Robert McLeman. Don't loosen your grip above the seeds, as we want to keep those in the pod. Grow and Care for Joe Pye Weed. I personally leave mine standing until Spring, as sometimes insect larvae overwinters in the stalk. All varieties need full sun and well-drained soil. This helps support our website. The caterpillar will crawl up the stem and bite the plant's midrib to cut off the flow of milky, sticky sap, and then move to the outer edge of the leaf to begin feeding. Adults are seen in wet habitats, along ponds, swamps and rivers, the males perching in late morning and early afternoon, defending territory and looking for females. This entire section of garden was completely dug out and replanted in fall 2009. Swamp Milkweed Reference Table. But upon closer inspection, I spotted a few lantern-shaped chrysalises and some colorful caterpillars working their way up the stems.
Plants for the lower section are suited to rich soil and wet winters, but can survive drought with drip irrigation. Common milkweed, an important food plant for monarch caterpillars, is considered to be a weed in crop fields and pastures. Wild Pollinators of Eastern Apple Orchards and How to Conserve Them. Our process for moving Joe Pye Weed mimics that of Liatris or Echinacea. Grey-green oval leaves taper to a point, are 6-12 cm in length.
Even though the blossoms are bold, butterfly weed blooms are not brash and look great paired with nearly any other color. With a wing-span of over 4 inches, the monarch butterfly is considered by many to be the 'king' of all butterflies. Why are monarchs more at risk than other butterflies? Joe Pye is a beautiful, native, perennial plant with flowers that attract lots of butterflies (including adult monarchs) but its leaves are not typically used by monarchs for laying eggs.
Close-up of swamp milkweed, Asclepias incarnata. Ten milkweed species are native to Michigan. An ecologically important plant, it attracts numerous bees and butterflies. Wildflowers of the eastern United States. Specifically, cardenolides are so toxic and bitter to other vertebrate species that many have learned to associate the bad taste with the butterflies' orange and black markings. Swamp Milkweed Companion Plants.
Swamp Milkweed has blooms that are similar in color, and the flower heads are the same general shape. There are an additional 32 documented insects that will feed on the foliage [5]. Most of them will be specific cultivars that have been bred to be shorter, or more disease resistant. This is because the feathery parachutes are much more buoyant than cork and other materials. Soil / Moisture conditions for Swamp Milkweed. Hollow stems used as a straw for drinking water from low streams. Butterfly weed is cold hardy. If observed, record as "other" and enter a note and photo. The shallow fibrous roots make it easy to dig up, and transplanted to new locations, or just split. Being tall, while it is nice in the ground, the latter tends to be unattractive in a pot in the summer. BUTTERFLY WEED, Asclepias tuberosa.
It is naturally found in prairies, swamps [2], and open areas that are not prone to drought. And these insects are food for other insects… all part of the food chain! Milkweed generally blooms from June to August. Moisture Requirements. However, if there is a meadow or open area that doesn't dry out, it can be interspersed with other taller species.