Location: Native West Nursery, 1849 Leon Ave, San Diego
You can help monarchs by growing nectar plants and their host plant, milkweed. It is important to grow native milkweed, which goes dormant in the Winter and has lower rates of transmission for parasites that hurt the butterflies. To help you make the switch, we are offering to give you a free native milkweed plant if you bring us one of your tropical milkweed plants! There will also be other native nectar plants for sale.
Available to first 150 customers. Limit one plant per person.
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