2nd plant ID, please (milkweed?)
myrmayde Zone 5b, western Montana
9 years ago
I saw a small milkweed plant that looked just like this, and I sowed rose milkweed (asclepias incarnata) seeds here a year ago. I don't think it's the same tarragon-like weed I inquired about on May 29. There are some smaller ones to the left of the bigger one (photo is tilted counterclockwise).
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