With thread-like leaves and clusters of small, creamy white flowers, Whorled Milkweed brings a delicate, grassy textures to sunny plantings. It grows 1–3 feet tall and blooms mid to late summer with a soft, understated charm.

Prefers full sun and dry to medium soils—very drought-tolerant and well-suited to poor, sandy, or rocky sites. Requires little care once established.

Forms slender, upright clumps and spreads slowly by rhizomes—ideal for meadows, prairie gardens, or dry borders. Its fine texture blends beautifully with grasses and airy companions.

Native to much of North America, commonly found in dry fields, open woods, prairies, and roadsides.

Wispy green foliage appears in spring, followed by delicate white flowers in mid to late summer. Slender seed pods form in fall, with foliage fading to golden tones.

Host plant for monarch butterflies and other milkweed specialists. Flowers attract a variety of bees, wasps, and butterflies seeking nectar.