Fall is a great time to put a milkweed plant in the ground in the East Bay. Narrow Leaf Milkweed (Asclepias fascicularis) roots in during cool weather and winter rain, rests through the cold months, and comes back in spring right when Monarchs leave the bay’s overwintering groves looking for a place to lay eggs. Three things matter most: plant at least 1 mile from a known grove,...
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