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Nov 22, 2015 1:59 PM CST
Name: Kim
Iowa (Zone 5a)
I kill ornamentals... on purpose.
Enjoys or suffers cold winters Spiders! Critters Allowed Birds Houseplants I helped beta test the first seed swap
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I will be getting some Redring Milkweed (Asclepias variegata) seed from the swap. Iowa is outside of its native range, but I thought to try it anyway. Maybe I can share seed at a later time. Smiling Could this possibly be grown in a container? I think this would be the easiest way for me to baby the plants. The height and spread are not very much, but does it have a deep root? Reading about soil requirements, it needs well drained soil... is standard potting soil considered "well-draining"?

If you do not think this can grown in a container, I think I can squeeze them in somewhere close to the house. I believe that is actually my best soil. Getting out away from it, there is a lot of clay.

Thank you for any advice. Smiling

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