Narrow Leaf Milkweed Identification. Narrow leaf milkweed is a glabrous perennial with glabrous to ascending stems. There are around a 100 native species of milkweed in north america and we are not going to cover the details to identify all of them.
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Milkweed is perhaps most well known for its seeds. And produce green linear leaves during the spring season following winter rains. There are 5 separate sepals petal like leaves and 5 fused petals.
Following the flowering season this species can survive with little supplemental moisture.
Narrow leaf milkweed will grow to heights of 3 4 ft. Leaves are in whorls of 3 5 often with axillary clusters of small leaves. Across 10 12 cm of lavender and white starry flowers from early summer to fall. The leaf blades are narrowly.